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CONTAP-802888: Unauthorized Access Key Changes for Protected Service Accounts on Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP

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On Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP, a user with the fsxadmin role can run the vserver object-store-server user regenerate-keys and vserver object-store-server user delete-keys commands against a protected service account. The account is hidden from that role's show output, but these two commands still act on it. A regenerated secret key is returned to the caller, and a deleted key is removed, even though the caller is not meant to manage that account.
The fsxadmin-readonly role is also affected in its view of the user command family, which can expose protected account details.

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