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This provision establishes operational boundaries for AWS infrastructure use by defining content and activity restrictions. The clause functions as a baseline security requirement that applies across all AWS services and is enforceable through AWS's ability to suspend or terminate service access for violations.
Users agree to refrain from specific conduct categories—distributing malware, building supporting infrastructure, or enabling prohibited activities—as a condition of AWS service use. Violation of these restrictions subjects the user's AWS account to enforcement action under AWS's terms, including suspension or termination of service.
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"Malicious and Harmful Content. Distributing malware or other malicious code or content. Creating infrastructure to support activities prohibited in this policy. Facilitating or enabling any of the activities prohibited in this policy.— Excerpt from Amazon's AWS Acceptable Use Policy
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This provision establishes operational boundaries for AWS infrastructure use by defining content and activity restrictions. The clause functions as a baseline security requirement that applies across all AWS services and is enforceable through AWS's ability to suspend or terminate service access for violations.
Users agree to refrain from specific conduct categories—distributing malware, building supporting infrastructure, or enabling prohibited activities—as a condition of AWS service use. Violation of these restrictions subjects the user's AWS account to enforcement action under AWS's terms, including suspension or termination of service.
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