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## AWS - Credential Report
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### Objectives
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1. Create/Download a credential report
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2. Answer the following questions based on the report:
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1. Are there users with MFA not activated?
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2. Are there users with password enabled that didn't
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3. Explain the use case for using the credential report
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## AWS - Credential Report
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### Objectives
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1. Create/Download a credential report
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2. Answer the following questions based on the report:
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1. Are there users with MFA not activated?
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2. Are there users with password enabled that didn't
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3. Explain the use case for using the credential report
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### Solution
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1. Go to the AWS IAM service
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2. Under "Access Reports" click on "Credential report"
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3. Click on "Download Report" and open it once it's downloaded
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4. Answer the questions in this exercises by inspecting the report
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The credential report is useful to identify whether there any users who need assistance or attention in regards to their security. For example a user who didn't change his password for a long time and didn't activate MFA.
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