QUESTION $20$

How are permissions set for objects in $S3$ buckets?

Permissions for $S3$ objects are established through user$-$defined encryption keys, ensuring that only authorized users with the correct decryption keys can access the objects.

Permissions for $S3$ objects are controlled through server$-$side encryption settings, encrypting the objects at rest and restricting access to only authorized users with the appropriate decryption privileges.

Permissions for $S3$ objects are determined solely based on the ownership of the AWS account that created the bucket, granting full access to all objects by default.

Permissions for S$3$ objects are governed by IP whitelisting, restricting access to specific network addresses or ranges based on predefined rules.

Permissions for $S3$ objects are managed using Access Control Lists $($ACLs$)$ and Bucket Policies, allowing granular control over access to individual objects and entire buckets.