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How do you respond if AWS keys were committed to a public repo?

How do you respond if AWS keys were committed to a public repo? Deactivate the keys immediately, rotate secrets, check CloudTrail, scrub git history, move to roles. Deleting the file is not enough; the key stays in git history. “Kill the keys first, check CloudTrail for abuse, then move the app to a

How do you respond if AWS keys were committed to a public repo? Deactivate the keys immediately, rotate secrets, check CloudTrail, scrub git history, move to roles. Deleting the file is not enough; the key stays in git history. “Kill the keys first, check CloudTrail for abuse, then move the app to a
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Short answer

Deactivate the keys immediately, rotate secrets, check CloudTrail, scrub git history, move to roles.

Example

Deleting the file is not enough; the key stays in git history.

Say it in the interview

“Kill the keys first, check CloudTrail for abuse, then move the app to an instance role.”

Why it matters

Leaked keys are used within minutes, so speed matters most.

Learn more in the lesson: 47.6 Cloud and AWS Security MNC Themes

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