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Presigned URL and Referer pitfalls

This revision card explains Presigned URL and Referer pitfalls. A presigned URL is temporary access — treat it like a secret. It describes bucket conditions still apply; aws:Referer is spoofable and weak as primary auth. The how-to section notes short expiry; HTTPS; prefer OrgID/OAC over Referer allowlists. An example on the card is fatima Khan shows a stolen http presign failing SecureTransport Deny.

Presigned URL and Referer pitfalls A presigned URL is temporary access — treat it like a secret. Bucket conditions still apply; aws:Referer is spoofable and weak as primary auth. Short expiry; HTTPS; prefer OrgID/OAC over Referer allowlists. Fatima Khan shows a stolen http presign failing SecureTransport Deny.
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Why do we need it?

A presigned URL is temporary access — treat it like a secret.

presigned URL

What is it?

Bucket conditions still apply; aws:Referer is spoofable and weak as primary auth.

Referer

How to do it

Short expiry; HTTPS; prefer OrgID/OAC over Referer allowlists.

Example

Fatima Khan shows a stolen http presign failing SecureTransport Deny.

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