Updates AWS managed policies

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Updates AWS managed policies

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  • Refined cross-account permission matching to ensure more accurate and secure permission validation.

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Walkthrough

The update modifies the AWS Lake Formation cross-account manager policy. The condition in the policy statement for ram:PermissionArn has been changed from "StringLike" to "ArnLike", shifting the evaluation from standard string pattern matching to an ARN-specific approach. The list of ARNs targeted remains unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docs/.../AWSLakeFormationCrossAccountManager.json	Updated the condition key for ram:PermissionArn from "StringLike" to "ArnLike".

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docs/source/_static/managed-policies/AWSLakeFormationCrossAccountManager.json (2)

47-53: Update to ARN Matching in Policy Condition

The change from "StringLike" to "ArnLike" for the "ram:PermissionArn" condition ensures that the policy now evaluates ARNs with ARN-specific semantics rather than using generic string matching. This aligns well with AWS best practices for handling Amazon Resource Names in managed policies.

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1-79: Overall Policy Structure Validity

The JSON policy structure is intact and follows the standard AWS policy document format. There are no apparent syntax errors, and the other conditions and statements remain consistent with AWS guidelines.

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