Plant fake AWS IAM keys with zero permissions across your infrastructure. When an attacker steals and uses them — anywhere in the world — you get an instant alert with their IP, region, and the API action they attempted.
[ALERT] Stolen AWS credential detected!
Token: prod-backup-key
Action: sts:GetCallerIdentity
Source IP: 185.234.xx.xx
Region: us-east-1
User Agent: aws-cli/2.13.0
Time: 2026-03-22 09:14:33 UTC
[INFO] Geolocation resolved
Location: St. Petersburg, Russia
ISP: Dataline Ltd
Monitoring AWS CloudTrail...
Real AWS IAM credentials with zero permissions, monitored 24/7 via CloudTrail.
We provision actual AWS IAM access keys in our monitored accounts. They look and feel authentic.
The IAM user has no policies attached. The credentials cannot access, modify, or delete anything.
CloudTrail captures every API call attempt from any AWS region worldwide, in real-time.
Within seconds of use, you receive an alert with full details: IP, action, region, user agent.
Add to ~/.aws/credentials on servers, dev machines, and shared infrastructure.
Embed in GitHub Actions secrets, Jenkins configs, or GitLab CI variables.
Plant in .env files alongside real environment variables.
Add to config templates, .env.example files, or old commit history.
Bake into container images where credential files might be extracted.
Deploy as K8s secrets that would be found during cluster compromise.
Every stolen credential usage gives you actionable intelligence about the attacker.
Every API call reveals the attacker's IP address and geographic location.
See exactly which API the attacker called — sts:GetCallerIdentity, iam:ListUsers, s3:ListBuckets, etc.
Know which AWS region was targeted and what tool the attacker used.
Each token has a name so you know exactly which planted credential was compromised.
Thousands of legitimate API calls per hour
Manual log analysis required
Hard to distinguish malicious from legitimate
Detected after damage is done
Nobody should ever use these credentials
Sub-second alerting on any use
Any use = confirmed credential theft
Detect theft before damage occurs
Four simple steps to detect stolen AWS credentials anywhere in the world.
We provision real AWS IAM credentials in our monitored accounts with zero permissions attached.
Add the access key to config files, repositories, CI/CD pipelines, or anywhere credentials live.
When stolen credentials hit any AWS API endpoint in any region, CloudTrail captures it.
You receive an alert within seconds with source IP, API action, region, and user agent details.
AWS credential tokens are available in Business plan at £199/month.