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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The App Defense Alliance Cloud Profile requires a check that no root user API keys exist. This is very similar to the existing rule "iam-root-account-with-active-keys", except that ADA-CP also prohibits inactive root API keys.
The ADA-CP requirement is ambiguous; while their title and AWS CLI investigation procedure prohibit inactive root API keys, their AWS Console investigation procedure allows them. This issue is tracked at appdefensealliance/ASA-WG#138. I expect them to resolve it in favour of the not permitting inactive root API keys, but if they go the other way we can ditch this rule in favour of "iam-root-account-with-active-keys".
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The App Defense Alliance Cloud Profile requires a check that no root user API keys exist. This is very similar to the existing rule "iam-root-account-with-active-keys", except that ADA-CP also prohibits inactive root API keys.
Describe the solution you'd like
Implement the check as documented at https://github.com/appdefensealliance/ASA-WG/blob/v1.0/Cloud%20App%20and%20Config%20Profile/Cloud%20App%20and%20Config%20Test%20Guide.md#271-ensure-no-root-user-account-access-key-exists.
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