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GCP - Stackdriver Enum

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Stackdriver logging

Stackdriver is recognized as a comprehensive infrastructure logging suite offered by Google. It has the capability to capture sensitive data through features like syslog, which reports individual commands executed inside Compute Instances. Furthermore, it monitors HTTP requests sent to load balancers or App Engine applications, network packet metadata within VPC communications, and more.

For a Compute Instance, the corresponding service account requires merely WRITE permissions to facilitate logging of instance activities. Nonetheless, it's possible that an administrator might inadvertently provide the service account with both READ and WRITE permissions. In such instances, the logs can be scrutinized for sensitive information.

To accomplish this, the gcloud logging utility offers a set of tools. Initially, identifying the types of logs present in your current project is recommended.

# List logs
gcloud logging logs list

# Read logs
gcloud logging read [FOLDER]

# Write logs
# An attacker writing logs may confuse the Blue Team
gcloud logging write [FOLDER] [MESSAGE]

# List Buckets
gcloud logging buckets list

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