Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago

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Scott is back with your AWS news! This week, Transit Gateway Network Manager goes multi-account and AWS DataSync can now count Google Cloud Storage and Azure Files Storage as potential endpoints for multicloud management. Also, a timely reminder that hackers desperately want your AWS access keys.

Introduction to AWS latest updates (0:00)
AWS DataSync goes multicloud! (0:27)
Transit Gateway Network Manager goes multi-account (1:21)
"Repo Jacking" steals AWS keys (2:09)
Stop Protection features for your EC2 instances (3:28)

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- Two new storage locations available for AWS DataSync: https://amz.run/5do0
- Announcing Multi-Account Support for AWS Transit Gateway Network Manager: https://amz.run/5do1
- Popular PyPI Package 'ctx' and PHP Library 'phpass' Hijacked to Steal AWS Keys: bityl.co/CQnK
- Amazon EC2 enables customers to protect instances from unintentional stop actions: https://amz.run/5do2

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