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Cloud attacks: metadata APIs, S3/K8s, AWS/Azure/GCP identity privilege escalation, MinIO attack matrix, Aliyun FC, and ChengZi SDK decryption.

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Cloud attacks: metadata APIs, S3/K8s, AWS/Azure/GCP identity privilege escalation, MinIO attack matrix, Aliyun FC, and ChengZi SDK decryption. Use when attacking cloud metadata, IAM, K8s, MinIO, Aliyun FC, or cloud post-exploitation.

Use cases: devops, cloud

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What this skill can do and what it asks for, from its SKILL.md. Checked Oct 25, 2026.

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cloud-attack-methods
Description
Cloud attacks: metadata APIs, S3/K8s, AWS/Azure/GCP identity privilege escalation, MinIO attack matrix, Aliyun FC, and ChengZi SDK decryption. Use when attacking cloud metadata, IAM, K8s, MinIO, Aliyun FC, or cloud post-exploitation.
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Apache-2.0
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37 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub

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SKILL.md (first lines)

## Cloud Attack Methods

```
=== Cloud ===
Metadata APIs: AWS 169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/iam/ | Azure -H Metadata:true | GCP metadata.google.internal | Aliyun 100.100.100.200
Object storage: aws s3 ls --no-sign-request | K8s: /var/run/secrets/.../token → api/v1 to retrieve secrets/exec into pods → cluster-admin
🚨 Cloud identity attacks (privilege escalation and lateral movement after obtaining a key/token):
  AWS: enumerate permissions with enumerate-iam/cloudfox/ScoutSuite → use pacu to find privilege escalation (iam:PassRole+lambda/ec2/glue and 18+ other paths) | STS AssumeRole across accounts | steal secrets from Lambda environment variables
  Azure/Entra: roadtools (roadrecon tenant dump)/AADInternals | device codes/refresh tokens | steal Managed Identity tokens through IMDS | Automation Runbook RCE | read secrets from Key Vault
  Entra post-exploitation: GraphRunner (Graph API enumeration/search mail/add backdoor app) | add credentials to a service principal (covert persistence) | abuse dynamic groups | steal PRT for lateral movement
  GCP: service-account token (metadata) | serviceAccountTokenCreator/actAs privilege escalation | gcloud enumeration
🚨 K8s deep dive (after obtaining cluster network/pod access): kubelet 10250 unauthenticated (/pods enumeration, /exec into any container) | unauthenticated etcd 2379 reads all secrets | anonymous API Server | overprivileged RBAC service accounts (kubectl auth can-i --list) | privileged pod host escape | cloud K8s node-identity theft → IMDS
🚨 MinIO attack matrix:
  Fingerprinting: Server: MinIO | /minio/health/live → 200 (empty body) | /minio/health/cluster → 200 | 9000 (API) + 9001 (Console)
  Console brute force: POST http://IP:9001/api/v1/login body={"accessKey":"minioadmin","secretKey":"minioadmin"} | 403="invalid Login"
  STS API: POST /?Action=AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity&Version=2011-06-15&WebIdentityToken=JWT → requires JWT provider configuration
  CVE-2023-28432: POST /minio/health/cluster?verify (information disclosure; response environment variables include MINIO_SECRET_KEY)
  CVE-2023-28434: path traversal /bucket/..%2F..%2Fetc/passwd → XMinioInvalidResourceName (unavailable when patched)
  Anonymous access: GET /bucket-name/ → ListBucket (200) = anonymous read | PUT /bucket/file → AccessDenied (403) = anonymous write denied
  Upload bypass: application layer validates the sign dir parameter but does not validate it → can write to any bucket (signature checks cid+et+og but not dir)
  Extension bypass: .jsp;.jpg / .jsp%00.jpg bypasses the application blacklist, but MinIO stores it as a static file (image/jpeg) and does not execute it
🚨 Aliyun FC functions (fcapp.run) enumeration:
  Identification: URL contains *.cn-{region}.fcapp.run → Aliyun Function Compute (Serverless)
  Indicators: POST returns "unauthorized method 'POST'" (405) = GET only | 200+{"code":200,"msg":"Forbidden"} = path exists but lacks parameters
  Exploitation: GET /{path}/{id}.html → 302 redirect leaks the real CDN domain + auth_key signed URL (exposes CDN domain/bucket structure/signing algorithm)
  Enumeration: different path prefixes correspond to different apps (/mkzavakx/ vs /kpqwbcoq/) | invalid ID → 302 to qzone.qq.com/404.html (fallback)
  Path traversal: FC normalizes correctly (../ is invalid), but different function paths can be enumerated
  CDN auth_key (Kunlun CDN kunlunaq.com): format=timestamp-rand-uid-md5(uri-timestamp-rand-uid-privatekey) → cracking requires privatekey | x-tengine-error exposes "denied by req auth"
  FC→CDN chain: FC function generates signed URL → kunlun/kijwsks.com CDN download | spoof referer as Baidu (mo.baidu.com)
🚨 ChengZi website-builder (ChengZi SDK) decryption:
  Initialization: POST https://random.d3504.cn/init3 body={appkey,channelCode,...} → encrypted response (base64)
  Decryption: single-byte XOR key=0x96 → JSON (channelCode/fu download URL/csu tracking URL/ph package hash)
  d3504.cn is protected by Cloudflare + Aliyun DDoS protection (aliyunddos) + Kunlun CDN (kunlunaq.com) → layered defenses
  Key point: fu field = real APK download FC function URL (may use a different region than the landing page!) | csu = click-tracking callback URL
```

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cloud-attack-methods skill. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/skills/akapi895-cloud-attack-methods (last updated 2026-10-24)