Someone else created an S3 bucket with your subdomain’s name? Krishan walks through how to stop traffic going to the wrong account and reroute it, either with a new subdomain or by setting up CloudFront as an alternate domain.
0:00 Introduction
0:33 Why this issue occurs
0:59 Delete the existing DNS record
1:23 Option 1: Use a different subdomain name
2:19 Create a Route 53 record for the new subdomain
2:56 Option 2: Set up an alternate domain in CloudFront
3:22 Add subdomain as alternate domain name
3:48 Assign a TLS certificate
4:22 Create Route 53 record for CloudFront distribution
4:54 Report malicious buckets to AWS Trust & Safety
5:12 Closing
For more information, see the Knowledge Center article:
https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/route-53-stop-routing-different-account
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