If you have an EC2 with the default security group applied to it such that all traffic is allowed access to it from it's own security group, then this get's written as a warning by the public command (which it probably shouldn't), but more importantly, it causes the EC2 (or other resource) to not be reported!
If you have an EC2 with the default security group applied to it such that all traffic is allowed access to it from it's own security group, then this get's written as a warning by the
publiccommand (which it probably shouldn't), but more importantly, it causes the EC2 (or other resource) to not be reported!This is due to this if block https://github.com/duo-labs/cloudmapper/blob/d6b69985ff7e86ba7a4525e29d6b1795941cb9ce/shared/public.py#L149
causing execution to not reach this https://github.com/duo-labs/cloudmapper/blob/d6b69985ff7e86ba7a4525e29d6b1795941cb9ce/shared/public.py#L195