LazyS3
Brute force AWS S3 bucket names using permutations and common patterns
Cloud & Assets4 commands
#s3#aws#bucket#bruteforce
Installation
1Clone repository
2Install dependencies
3Verify installation
# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/nahamsec/lazys3.git
cd lazys3
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Verify
python3 lazys3.py -hBasic Usage
Brute force S3 bucket names based on a target keyword
# Basic brute force
python3 lazys3.py example
# Custom wordlist
python3 lazys3.py example -w wordlist.txt
# Check specific region
python3 lazys3.py example -r us-west-2
# Output results to file
python3 lazys3.py example -o results.txtCommand Reference
4 commands
1Custom wordlist file
-w2AWS region to check
-r3Output file for results
-o4Show help message
--helpWhen to Use
1
Discovering hidden S3 buckets related to a target2
Recon phase for cloud asset discovery3
Finding misconfigured storage buckets4
Bug bounty recon for S3 vulnerabilitiesNotes & Tips
1
Created by nahamsec — popular bug bounty resource2
Generates permutations based on the target keyword3
Use with a custom wordlist for better coverageCommon Errors & Solutions
No buckets found
Try a larger wordlist or different naming patterns
Rate limiting
Add delays between requests to avoid AWS rate limits