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by YPPH
1634 days ago
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They should either add technical measures to prevent overcharging on these types of accounts, or amend the terms of service to explicitly say that the account owner is not liable for charges incurred by an unauthorised user who obtains user credentials. I find it hard to fathom that a company which sells machine learning as a service cannot detect that an account sitting dormant for months, which suddenly spins up several large VMs, has been compromised. It's unsatisfactory that the only recourse is hoping for a favourable exercise of discretion on Amazon's part to waive the charges. |
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