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Review Amazon AWS CSP Entry
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CSP REVIEW

  • Is the site equipped with a privacy policy? Yes
  • Does the site attempt to comply with the GDPR? Can European Union inhabitants invoke their individual rights? Yes, see PP and GDPR page
  • Does the site provide a list of personal data being collected by using the service? Yes, see PP
  • Is the website owner known to have a bad reputation regarding privacy? Np
  • Can wikis use the external service, even if the visitor wants to deny any cookies or other form of tracking? Unsure
  • Will wikis stay usable, even if the visitor blocks the external resource by using an ad blocker? Likely?
  • Is there a Data Protection Officer and/or Privacy Team that can be contacted by Miraheze? Can't find any particular contact info, would have to be done via general support
  • Is the site equipped with a security policy? Yes, see PP
  • Does the site clarify their security measures to protect collected user data? Can the site assure measures are being taken to protect code injection into the loaded external resources? Yes, it seems so
  • Is the website owner known to have a bad reputation regarding information security? Not particularly, but one article raises some concerns
  • Is there a Chief Information Security Officer and/or Security Team that can be contacted by Miraheze? Couldn't find any specific info, would have to be done via general support

Event Timeline

John triaged this task as Normal priority.Aug 28 2021, 19:34
John created this task.
Reception123 subscribed.

Everything seems largely fine with Amazon AWS so I'd be inclined to approve. Passing onto T&S for review.

Owen subscribed.

As the title suggests AWS, what are the security measures in place to limit loading to what is intended? My concern is anyone can theoretically upload content to AWS and then execute JS scripts locally or remotely and store the relevant information.

Seems added in T4423 with not a lot of details. @Reception123 can you provide more information on this please, namely the scope of who can upload media and what steps are taken to restrict the type of media able to be accessed/imported?

Reception123 claimed this task.

I've not been able to identify a use case for AWS and therefore I will be removing it from the CSP whitelist for the time being. If a need is identified after this removal this task can be reopened and we can get more insight into the scope of having AWS whitelisted.