AWS also put on hold any big changes or updates to its services Monday and Tuesday, requiring any such changes to be approved by its top executives
, Business Insider reported, citing screenshots of internal company messages it has obtained.Management has warned Amazon data center staff to be on the lookout for any suspicious activity following a comment on Parler that suggested “someone with explosives training” could “pay a visit to some AWS data centers,” Business Insider reported.
The comment was under a post about the cloud provider’s decision over the weekend to discontinue providing