AWS DeleteBucket
Permanently deletes an S3 bucket; the bucket must be empty before deletion can succeed.
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View on MITRE ATT&CK →Permanently deletes an S3 bucket; the bucket must be empty before deletion can succeed.
Permanently deletes an Aurora DB cluster and optionally its automated backups.
Permanently deletes an RDS database instance, with an option to take a final snapshot before deletion.
Permanently deletes an EFS file system and all its data; all mount targets must be deleted first.
Deletes an Aurora global database cluster that spans multiple AWS regions.
Deletes a single object from an S3 bucket; with versioning enabled, a delete marker is created instead.
Deletes multiple S3 objects in a single batch request, more efficient than individual delete operations.
Permanently deletes an EBS snapshot; any AMIs based on it must be deregistered first.
Permanently deletes an EBS volume; the volume must be detached from any instance before deletion.
Permanently deletes an Azure virtual machine.
Permanently deletes an Azure Event Hub entity within a namespace.
Permanently deletes an Azure Key Vault; without soft-delete, all secrets, keys, and certificates are unrecoverable.
Deletes a secret from an Azure Key Vault.
Permanently deletes a Log Analytics workspace and its stored data.
Removes a protected item from Azure Backup, stopping protection and deleting associated backup data.
Permanently deletes an Azure SQL Database.
Permanently deletes a blob container from an Azure Storage account.
Permanently deletes an Azure Storage account and all of its data.
Sets lifecycle configuration on an S3 bucket to automate object transitions or expiration over time.
Sets lifecycle rules on an S3 bucket to automatically transition objects to cheaper storage tiers or expire them.
Schedules a KMS customer managed key for deletion after a waiting period (7-30 days), after which encrypted data is unrecoverable.
Permanently deletes a secret and all of its versions from GCP Secret Manager.
Permanently destroys a specific version of a secret in GCP Secret Manager, making its data irrecoverable.
Permanently deletes a GCP Cloud Storage bucket; the bucket must be empty before deletion.
Deletes objects from Cloud Storage, used in data destruction or anti-forensics operations.
Permanently terminates one or more EC2 instances, releasing instance store data and associated resources.