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- Dark Reading
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- Microsoft, Cloud, AI for defence
The "agentic threat actor" may have used exposed credentials to access resources and delete cloud-based storage, applications, and databases.
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Cloud checks worth doing
- Know every account and subscription you run – the forgotten ones are where exposures hide.
- Nothing public by default: storage, keys and admin consoles closed to the internet, and code scanned for secrets.
- Turn on the provider's audit logs, and alert on new access keys, policy changes and anything made public.
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