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Four AWS bulletins land in a single week, all in the build and agent toolchain: AgentCore CLI code injection, CDK command injection, s2n-quic memory exhaustion, and a heap double-free in the HTTP client under the C++ and Java SDKs. Meanwhile the Klue breach shows again what stolen OAuth integration tokens are worth.
A setup-only Lambda function in the Amazon Connect Salesforce integration let any principal allowed to invoke it perform AWS operations their own IAM permissions would deny. Also patched: a Kiro IDE flaw that could let a crafted repository, opened as an untrusted workspace, cause the agent to modify its auto-loaded global configuration, a code-execution bug in the pgcollection PostgreSQL extension, and a single-packet shutdown in s2n-quic. On the launch side, AWS Network Security Manager reached general availability.
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