Local dynamodb cant find credentials
- #Local dynamodb cant find credentials driver#
- #Local dynamodb cant find credentials full#
- #Local dynamodb cant find credentials software#
#Local dynamodb cant find credentials driver#
The maximum number of times that the driver should retransmit a request to the DynamoDB database if the request fails from a recoverable error. The session token to use when connecting to DynamoDB using temporary security credentials, which are valid only for a limited period of time.
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Temporary credentials consist of an access key, a secret key, and a session token, which are only valid for a limited amount of time. Specifies whether the driver uses temporary credentials:ĭisabled - The driver does not use temporary credentials.Įnabled - The driver authenticates connections to DynamoDB by using temporary credentials. This value is accessible from your AWS security credentials page. The name of the profile to use from the AWS credentials file. The default location is %APPDATA%\\CData\\AmazonDynamoDB Data Provider\\CredentialsFile.txt
#Local dynamodb cant find credentials full#
The full path and name of the credentials file, where MFA credentials are saved. Enabled - The driver authenticates connections to DynamoDB by using a profile from a credentials file.Disabled - The driver authenticates connections to DynamoDB by using an access key and a secret key.Specifies how the driver authenticates connections to DynamoDB: The hosting region for your Amazon Web Services. The default port number used by DynamoDB Local is 8000. The number of the TCP port that the DynamoDB Local server uses to listen for client connections. Specifies whether to connect to a DynamoDB Local server or the DynamoDB service on AWS.ĭynamoDB Local is a client-side database that supports the complete DynamoDB API, but does not manipulate any tables or data in DynamoDB itself. If you are connecting to DynamoDB Local, then specify the IP address of the server.ĭ, where is the AWS region to use for your connection If you are connecting to AWS, then specify the endpoint for the DynamoDB service on AWS. Connection settings Basic settings Setting For help importing data from DynamoDB, see Working with the Data Access window. Once the connection is established, the Data Access window opens to the Staging Area and you can begin importing data. In the future, you can reconnect to DynamoDB from the saved connection. The connection for DynamoDB is saved to the Existing Connections tab. You can accept the default Connection Name, or enter a new one. In the Data Connection Settings panel, enter the connection settings and at the bottom of the panel, click Save and Connect.The next one should be more interesting since it describes the specified instances or all instances running in the AWS environment:Īws ec2 describe-instances -profile aws-ctf -region us-west-2 -query ' can filter the list of available connectors by entering a search string in the Filter connections box. That's not really useful information I should have checked the doc before, since this only returns the regional endpoint information for DynamoDB. 19:50:24,349 - 80851 - Attempting common-service describe / list brute force. 19:50:21,971 - 80851 - Starting permission enumeration for access-key-id "ASIASCLNOVA3REDGU2U4" Python enumerate-iam.py -access-key ASIASCLNOVA3REDGU2U4 -secret-key Zcb. The second tool I used to enumerate IAM permissions is enumerate-iam: The IMDS also makes the AWS credentials available for any IAM role that is attached to the instance.ĭuring the CTF I encountered a bug ( #241) so I had to use another tool but hopefully next time this will be fixed since there is already a pull request. For applications with access to IMDS, it makes available metadata about the instance, its network, and its storage.
#Local dynamodb cant find credentials software#
Attached locally to every EC2 instance, the IMDS runs on a special “link local” IP address of 169.254.169.254 that means only software running on the instance can access it. The IMDS is used to provide access to temporary, frequently rotated credentials, removing the need to hardcode or distribute sensitive credentials to instances manually or programatically. I am saying nice since in this case we can not only specify an arbitrary URL but we can also get the response which in the context of AWS can lead to some serious vulnerabilities when it is used to retrieve sensitive information from the instance metadata service (IMDS).
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Here we have a prime candidate for a nice Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF) since we can induce the server-side application to make HTTP requests to an arbitrary domain.