binoycyber

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   by binoycyber 6mo ago

   We are trying to address the Backend applications that are not required to be publicly accessible for everyone except the employees/contractors. Things like internal dashboards, UAT testing environments, etc. The target audience is the
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   by binoycyber 6mo ago

   SSO as in Single Sign On? Yes and No, SSO allows AWS or other cloud CSP accounts to access the infrastructure, but it will not hide it from the internet. If it is exposed, then you would have an increasing attack surface compared to a hidde
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   Ask HN: How do you manage cloud access for your team without a VPN?

   1 points by binoycyber 6mo ago|4 comments
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   by binoycyber 6mo ago

   What good is a VDP if the infrastructure is visible to the entire internet to begin with? Exposed keys are a symptom; the real problem is infrastructure that's reachable from the public internet in the first place. The reason this keep