Vulnerabilities Exposed in Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Sandbox

Security researchers at Unit 42 have uncovered critical vulnerabilities in Amazon Bedrock AgentCore's sandbox, revealing that a protective layer meant to separate code and services can be breached using DNS tunneling, exposing sensitive credentials in the process. This alarming discovery highlights the potential risks of slipping…

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Vulnerabilities Exposed in Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Sandbox

Learn how security researchers exploited Amazon Bedrock AgentCore's sandbox using DNS tunneling, exposing credentials, and find out what you can do to protect yourself now.

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P.S. I noticed one error in the article: the description of DNS tunneling is wrong. When someone is using DNS tunneling to exfiltrate data, they're generating the DNS queries with the data in them from inside the network, causing them to be sent to a DNS server under their control outside the network. It's not the server generating the queries as described in the article.
I didn't notice any other substantive errors in the article.
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Intelligence Briefing: DNS Tunneling

DNS tunneling is an insidious cyber threat that exploits the Domain Name System (DNS) protocol to establish covert channels for command and control (C2) communication and data exfiltration. Often overlooked by traditiona...

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„Additionally, it's advisable to limit the DNS resolvers in the network to handle only the **necessary** queries, reducing the potential of DNS tunneling misuse.“
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