fix(aws): block SSE-C and disable bucket keys on S3 buckets#176
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Harden the server-side encryption config on both the main and StarRocks buckets: reject SSE-C uploads (blocked_encryption_types) and disable S3 bucket keys, keeping AES256 SSE the only accepted encryption. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tightens the server-side encryption configuration on the AWS S3 buckets (both the main
bucketsset and thestarrocksbucket):blocked_encryption_types = ["SSE-C"]— reject customer-provided-key (SSE-C) uploads.bucket_key_enabled = false— do not use S3 bucket keys.AES256 SSE remains the only accepted encryption. Isolated change to
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