cloud_enum vs Steampipe
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About cloud_enum
cloud_enum is a multi-cloud OSINT tool that enumerates public resources in Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. Given a set of keywords, it discovers publicly accessible storage buckets (S3, Azure Blobs, GCP Buckets), web applications (Azure App Services, AWS Elastic Beanstalk), databases, and other resources that may be inadvertently exposed. It uses brute-force enumeration with configurable wordlists and mutation rules to generate permutations of target keywords, then checks each cloud provider for matching resources. This is particularly effective during the reconnaissance phase of penetration tests or bug bounty hunting, where misconfigured cloud storage is a common finding.
About Steampipe
Steampipe is an open-source tool from Turbot that lets you query cloud infrastructure, SaaS services, and more using standard SQL. Rather than learning dozens of CLI tools and API formats, you write SQL queries against a unified schema powered by PostgreSQL. With over 140 plugins covering AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, GitHub, Slack, and many others, Steampipe provides a single pane of glass for infrastructure visibility. Its compliance frameworks (called Mods) include pre-built benchmarks for CIS, NIST, PCI DSS, and SOC 2, making it a powerful tool for both security auditing and operational troubleshooting. Steampipe also supports dashboards for visualization and can export results in JSON, CSV, or markdown.
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