It's not 'the cloud'
It's just someone else's computer — a useful thing to remember when you upload your secrets to it.
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"The cloud" is a comforting abstraction over racks of hardware in a data center you'll never see, run by people you'll never meet.
The lesson: the cloud doesn't make security someone else's problem. Shared responsibility is real — encrypt your data, lock down your buckets, and know what you own in the model.
