Hey r/netsec,

I wanted to share a side project I've been working on that might be useful for anyone dealing with AWS security.

Why I built this

As we all know, AWS documentation gets updated constantly, and keeping track of security-relevant changes is a major pain point:

• Changes happen silently with no notifications
• It's hard to determine the security implications of updates
• The sheer volume makes it impossible to manually monitor everything

Introducing: AWS Security Docs Change Engine

I built a tool that automatically:

• Pulls all AWS documentation on a schedule
• Diffs it against previous versions to identify exact changes
• Uses LLM analysis to extract potential security implications
• Presents everything in a clean, searchable interface

The best part? It's completely free to use.

How it works

The engine runs daily scans across all AWS service documentation. When changes are detected, it highlights exactly what was modified and provides a security-focused analysis explaining potential impacts on your infrastructure or compliance posture.

You can filter by service, severity, or timeframe to focus on what matters to your specific environment.

Try it out

I've made this available as a public resource for the security community. You can check it out here: AWS Security Docs Changes

I'd love to get your feedback on how it could be more useful for your security workflows!