Add Enumeration for ALL services for GCP #404
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Covers ways to enumerate permissions in GCP with gcpwn - testIamPermissions - gcpwn: running tool to passively get permissions - gcpwn: adding testIamPermissions to get more permissions for service - gcpwn: running enum_all with --iam to get all testIamPermissions - gcpwn: running --all-permissions to brute force ~9500 permissions in batches
Truncate some info, doesn't really matter as SA key already deleted
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Hey Scott, thank you for the contribution!! I'll let the CI checks run. As long as everything passes, I will merge this in. |
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Noticed hackingthe.cloud seemed to only have enumerate service accounts? Added a page to cover enumerating all permission for GCP using a service account as an example. Explain testIamPermissions, show gcpwn with --iam on single service or with enum_all. Finally show how you can brute force ~9500 permissions at the end using the tool. Talk from fwd:cloudsec is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opvv9h3Qe0s.