Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Rohit Raj

Rachit Jain

Ian Leung

Conor Patrick Cahill

Harshad Vasant Kulkarni

Brigid Ann Johnson

Dan Popick

Praveen Akinapally

Sulay Shah

The present disclosure relates to generating a passphrase for an encrypted volume by at least cryptographically combing the first cryptographic key and the shared secret. Where the shared secret is split into a plurality of shares and a first number of the plurality of shares is greater than a second number of the plurality of shares and the second number of the plurality of shares is required to reconstruct the shared secret.

Securing encrypted volumes in a distributed environment

Techniques for managing permissions to cloud-based resources with session-specific attributes are described. A first request to create a first session to permit access to resources of a provider network is received under an assumed role. The first request is permitted based on an evaluation of a rule associated with the role. Session data including a user-specified attribute included with the first request is generated. A second request to perform an action with a resource hosted by the provider network is received. The user-specified attribute is obtained from the session data based at least in part on the second request. The second request is permitted based on an evaluation of another rule with the user-specified attribute.

Managing permissions to cloud-based resources with session-specific attributes

Restoring data to a data store that suffered corrupted data over a time period is disclosed. A system may provide an interface to specify a time window and filter conditions for identifying corrupted data in an object in a data store, such as, but not limited to, a corrupted NoSQL table. Corrupted data is identified by applying the filter conditions to change logs for the data object (e.g., the No SQL table) in the data store. Repair operations are determined for individual items identified via the filter conditions. Identified corrupted data for items may be corrected, from change logs or backup data in some instances (e.g., data may be deleted, or updated or replaced with data from a backup of the data store when necessary).

Restoration of a data source

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