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Finding an AWS account from access key [on hold]
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Strange situation - I inherited a piece of software. This software has AWS access through an Access Key and Secret, and I have both of those. However, the person who handed this to me doesn't know the actual account that was used to create this. Is there some way to figure out an account name from an access key/secret?
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Strange situation - I inherited a piece of software. This software has AWS access through an Access Key and Secret, and I have both of those. However, the person who handed this to me doesn't know the actual account that was used to create this. Is there some way to figure out an account name from an access key/secret?
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Strange situation - I inherited a piece of software. This software has AWS access through an Access Key and Secret, and I have both of those. However, the person who handed this to me doesn't know the actual account that was used to create this. Is there some way to figure out an account name from an access key/secret?
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Strange situation - I inherited a piece of software. This software has AWS access through an Access Key and Secret, and I have both of those. However, the person who handed this to me doesn't know the actual account that was used to create this. Is there some way to figure out an account name from an access key/secret?
amazon-web-services
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If you have the key and the secret, configure the CLI with them and use aws iam get-user.
With no arguments, this command defaults to querying for the user making the request. The response will include an ARN, containing the AWS account number.
You should get similar results with another alternative, aws sts get-caller-identity.
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If you have the key and the secret, configure the CLI with them and use aws iam get-user.
With no arguments, this command defaults to querying for the user making the request. The response will include an ARN, containing the AWS account number.
You should get similar results with another alternative, aws sts get-caller-identity.
answered 3 hours ago
Michael - sqlbotMichael - sqlbot
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If you have the key and the secret, configure the CLI with them and use aws iam get-user.
With no arguments, this command defaults to querying for the user making the request. The response will include an ARN, containing the AWS account number.
You should get similar results with another alternative, aws sts get-caller-identity.
answered 3 hours ago
Michael - sqlbotMichael - sqlbot
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If you have the key and the secret, configure the CLI with them and use aws iam get-user.
With no arguments, this command defaults to querying for the user making the request. The response will include an ARN, containing the AWS account number.
You should get similar results with another alternative, aws sts get-caller-identity.
answered 3 hours ago
Michael - sqlbotMichael - sqlbot
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If you have the key and the secret, configure the CLI with them and use aws iam get-user.
With no arguments, this command defaults to querying for the user making the request. The response will include an ARN, containing the AWS account number.
You should get similar results with another alternative, aws sts get-caller-identity.
answered 3 hours ago
Michael - sqlbotMichael - sqlbot
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