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vamp-cloud-enum

Cloud Storage Bucket Enumerator — VampSecure Labs


Overview

vamp-cloud-enum discovers and audits misconfigured cloud storage buckets across AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, and Google Cloud Storage. Starting from one or more target domain names, the tool generates a candidate bucket name wordlist (40+ suffix and prefix permutations) and probes each combination across all three cloud providers simultaneously.

For each bucket found, the tool determines whether it is publicly accessible, whether directory listing is enabled, and whether the bucket name or exposed contents contain sensitive keywords — escalating severity accordingly. Public buckets with listing enabled are classified as CRITICAL; exposed namespaces without listing are classified based on sensitive-keyword presence.


Features

  • Three-provider coverage: AWS S3 (virtual-hosted, path-style, listing API, website endpoint), Azure Blob Storage (account and container enumeration), GCP Cloud Storage (path-style and virtual-hosted)
  • 40+ bucket name candidates generated from target domain permutations
  • Sensitive keyword detection for automatic severity escalation (backup, credentials, private, secret, config, etc.)
  • Custom wordlist support for organization-specific naming conventions
  • Provider filtering — run against a single provider or all three
  • Content listing detection — distinguishes PUBLIC (browseable) from PUBLIC (opaque)
  • Configurable concurrency and timeout for rate-sensitive environments

Requirements

Python 3.11+
aiohttp >= 3.9.0
rich >= 13.7.0

Install dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Installation

git clone https://github.com/belky-me/vamp-cloud-enum.git
cd vamp-cloud-enum
pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

python vamp_cloud_enum.py -d DOMAIN [OPTIONS]

Target (required, repeatable):
  -d, --domain DOMAIN            Target domain — use multiple times for multiple domains

Wordlist:
  -w, --wordlist FILE            Custom wordlist for bucket name generation

Provider selection:
      --providers PROVIDER,...   Comma-separated: s3, azure, gcp (default: all)

Performance:
      --concurrency N            Concurrent HTTP workers (default: 30)
      --timeout N                Per-request timeout in seconds (default: 8)

Analysis control:
      --no-content-listing       Skip directory listing detection probes

Output:
      --json FILE                Write findings to JSON
      --html FILE                Generate standalone HTML report

Examples

Enumerate all providers for a single target domain:

python vamp_cloud_enum.py -d example.com

Enumerate multiple domains and generate a JSON report:

python vamp_cloud_enum.py -d example.com -d subsidiary.com -o cloud_findings.json

Check only AWS S3 with a custom wordlist:

python vamp_cloud_enum.py -d example.com --providers s3 -w corp_names.txt

Full enumeration with HTML report for client delivery:

python vamp_cloud_enum.py -d example.com -d example-cdn.com \
  --providers s3,azure,gcp \
  --concurrency 50 \
  --html cloud_report.html

Output Formats

Format How to enable Description
Console Default Rich table with provider, bucket name, status, listing, and severity
JSON --json FILE Full structured findings with URL, provider, status code, and keywords found
HTML --html FILE Standalone dark-theme report for client delivery or archival

Exit Codes

Code Meaning CI/CD usage
0 No public buckets found Pass gate
1 HIGH findings — public bucket without listing Escalate to owner
2 CRITICAL findings — listing enabled or sensitive-name public bucket Fail gate — immediate action required

Severity Model

Severity Condition
CRITICAL Bucket is PUBLIC and directory listing is enabled, or public bucket name contains sensitive keywords
HIGH Bucket is PUBLIC — accessible but listing is disabled
MEDIUM Bucket is PRIVATE but name contains sensitive keywords (namespace exposure)
LOW Bucket namespace exists but content is fully private

Part of VampSecure Labs Toolkit

vamp-cloud-enum is part of the VampSecure Labs Security Research Toolkit — a collection of professional-grade, self-hosted security assessment tools.

Tool Purpose
vamp-forticheck Multi-vendor edge device CVE scanner
vamp-cve-oracle CVE intelligence and RBVM engine
vamp-passive-recon Passive recon and attack surface mapping
vamp-subdomain-takeover Subdomain takeover vulnerability scanner
vamp-cloud-enum Cloud storage bucket enumerator
vamp-orchestrator Multi-tool assessment orchestrator

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For authorized security assessments only. Unauthorized use is prohibited.

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