In an AWS account where we are creating ggcanary users following the steps mentioned https://github.com/GitGuardian/ggcanary#setup, there might be other IAM users as well and we want the hackers to only access these canary tokens and not the other users' access key, and secret. How can this be ensured using ggcanary? What value this project will add if a real IAM user from the same account gets compromised?

When creating the backend, the DynamoDB does not contain the global prefix. This makes it hard to identify and prevent deploying two instances of canaries in one account (only usefull for testing).

Context

Right now, if one notifier raises, the program will stop (i.e. further notifiers will not be triggered).
Also webhook notifiers fail silently

DoD

• if one notifier fails:
  • handle and log the exception/error
  • return non-null error code at the end of the program (so that when looking at cloudwatch monitoring, we can see there are issues)
• Raise when webhook notifier did not perform a successful call.

It seems we have useless dev dependencies from the project origin.

In this issue, we expect you to inspect those dependencies and remove those that are not necessary anymore.