AWS Report : A Tool For Analyzing Amazon Resources

AWS Report is a tool for analyzing amazon resources.

Install Using PIP

pip install awsreport

Features

Search IAM users based on creation date
Search buckets public
Search security based in rules, default is 0.0.0.0/0
Search elastic ip dissociated
Search volumes available
Search AMIs with permission public
Search internet gateways detached

Options

aws_report.py [OPTIONS]

Options:
–s3 Search buckets public in s3
–iam Search iam users based on creation date
–iam-max-age Use max-age to search for users created more than X days ago
–sg Search security groups with inbound specific rule
–elasticip Search elastic IP not associated
–volumes Search volumes available
–ami Search AMIs with permission public
–owner Defines the owner of the resources to be found
–igw Search internet gateways detached
–help Show this message and exit.

Examples:
python awsreport.py –s3
python awsreport.py –iam –owner 296192063842
python awsreport.py –iam –iam-max-age 60
python awsreport.py –sg –cidr 192.168.1.0/24 or
python awsreport.py –sg (cidr default is 0.0.0.0)

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