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by outworlder
738 days ago
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> It's perfectly reasonable to trust the KMS team to keep your keys secure, even if you don't trust the RDS team to never try to look at your data. If the database is live, then the data is able to be decrypted and who knows where it ends up. Encryption at rest solves only the threat scenario where the RDS team has access to the database storage layer. It doesn't do anything to mitigate any threats after it has been read from storage. |
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