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by closeparen
2865 days ago
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The default is private to the owning AWS account. You’re meant to generate short-term tokens in your backend code to authorize specific requests, embedding them in the URLs you pass to others. People who are abusing S3 as a substitute for Dropbox or Google Drive (or using it from any context other than custom server-side software) won’t do that, so they set resources as public to make things work. |
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