
The key policy must reference the same IAM identity as the IAM policy.

For example, if the IAM user is using the key only for downloading an S3 object, then the IAM user must have kms:Decrypt permissions.
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To find the session policies associated with the Access Denied errors from Amazon S3, look for AssumeRole events within the AWS CloudTrail event history. For more information about session policies, see Policy types. The permissions for a session are the intersection of session policies and identity-based policies for the IAM entity (user or role) used to create the session. When an administrator creates temporary security credentials using the AssumeRole API call, or the assume-role command, they can optionally pass session-specific policies. If users receive Access Denied errors from temporary security credentials granted using AWS Security Token Service (AWS STS), then review the associated session policy.
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This means that users who try to download objects from outside of vpce-1a2b3c4d are denied access. In this case, the deny statement takes precedence. However, Statement2 explicitly denies everyone access to download objects from DOC-EXAMPLE-BUCKET unless the request is from the VPC endpoint vpce-1a2b3c4d. Note: If you require MFA and users send requests through the AWS CLI, then make sure that the users configure the AWS CLI to use MFA.įor example, in the following bucket policy, Statement1 allows public access to download objects ( s3:GetObject) from DOC-EXAMPLE-BUCKET. Verify that the requests to your bucket meet any conditions in the bucket policy or IAM policies. Check deny statements for conditions that block access based on the following:

Check for any incorrect deny statements, missing actions, or incorrect spacing in a policy:ġ. Review the bucket policy or associated IAM user policies for any statements that might be denying access incorrectly. For more information, see Tutorial: Delegate access across AWS accounts using IAM roles. Then, grant another AWS account the permission to assume that IAM role. The object's owner is then automatically updated to the bucket owner when the object is uploaded with the bucket-owner-full-control ACL.įor ongoing cross-account permissions, create an IAM role in your account with permissions to your bucket. Then, enable and set S3 Object Ownership to bucket owner preferred in the AWS Management Console. To copy all new objects to a bucket in another account, set a bucket policy that requires objects to be uploaded with the bucket-owner-full-control ACL. To change the object owner to the bucket's account, run the cp command from the bucket's account to copy the object over itself. However, the ACL change alone doesn't change ownership of the object. After the object owner changes the object's ACL to bucket-owner-full-control, the bucket owner can access the object.
