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Amazon EC2 - S3 Questions


From: raffi at flossyourmind.com (Raffi Jamgotchian)
Date: Wed, 24 Dec 2008 09:16:50 -0500

S3 security model is really good. I use it just for backup. They  
encrypt it with one key and you can do whatever you want. So I use  
JumpDisk and encrypt it before it leaves my computer.

I wonder how they secure the underlying virtualization layer for the  
computing side. I have to do some more reading...

Merry Christmas to everyone on the list!


On Dec 24, 2008, at 2:05 AM, Chris Merkel wrote:

I haven't started my own server there yet, but have looked into the
security model they have in place, and it's quite a bit more robust
than you would expect from your average virtual hosting provider. They
have tons of documentation online explaining the whole security model
for S3 - I recommend reading up on it.

- Chris Merkel

2008/12/23 Arch Angel <arch3angel at gmail.com>:
Hello Everyone,

I just had a client ask me to setup an Instance in Amazon EC2 to be  
the
platform for a web site site that will ultimately be a place were  
up and
coming artists auction off their work.  This site will include  
members
sections with profiles, galleries, a shopping cart, most like a  
forum at
some point and the more I read into Amazon EC2 or other  
technologies such as
this cloud computing I begin to question its security and the  
safety of the
users.

What are everyone's thoughts on this cloud computing?

Do we know of any vulnerabilities with this technology?

Suggestions to best secure a site such as this on a cloud computed  
platform?

Thanks everyone!!!

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