Major Project – Cloud Exposure to Application Compromise
📌 Title
Cloud Exposure to Application Compromise:
Attack Path Discovery and Exploitation Framework
🧭 Status
🚧 In Progress
(Current phase: architecture design & attack path modeling)
🔍 Motivation
Modern attacks often begin with cloud exposure, not traditional application vulnerabilities.
Examples include:
- Exposed cloud resources
- Leaked credentials or tokens
- Over-privileged identities
- Weak authorization boundaries
This project focuses on attack path discovery, modeling how attackers move from cloud exposure to application compromise.
🎯 Objectives
- Identify cloud exposure points
- Validate exploitability in controlled environments
- Chain cloud weaknesses into application-level impact
- Demonstrate realistic attacker behavior
- Produce professional penetration testing reports
📐 Scope
In Scope
- Cloud exposure discovery
- Web & API penetration testing
- Identity and authorization abuse
- Privilege escalation
- Attack path chaining
- Reporting & remediation guidance
Out of Scope
- Production systems
- Zero-day research
- Malware development
- Persistence mechanisms
🧠 Methodology
- Cloud exposure discovery
- Initial access validation
- Web & API enumeration
- Privilege escalation
- Attack path chaining
- Reporting & remediation
🔒 Ethics
All testing is conducted in controlled, non-production environments for academic and educational purposes.