Since version 3.1.3 S3 Browser supports managing Access Keys for IAM users.
Mar 31, 2017 In this Recreate a lost Private Key process what I did have I created a new public-private key pair by generating one locally then uploading the key pair to AWS. In that way when I create a new EC2 instance I can assign the key pair I just created and access the boxes via SSH. If you regenerate a new private key file and certificate file, any Bamboo servers using the old private key file and certificate file will no longer be able to access the Amazon EC2, as only one X.509 certificate can be associated with your AWS account. To create new Access keys, click Create new keys. To enable or disable Access Keys, select the keys and click Activate or Deactivate. To delete Access Keys, select the keys and click Delete keys.
Previously Bucket Sharing Wizard was used to automatically create IAM users, access keys and IAM policies. But, as you probably noticed, you can view Secret Access Key only right after creation. This is how AWS IAM designed to provide you better security.
If you didn't wrote down Secret Access Key after creation, there is no way to restore it later. Instead you may create new Access Key ID and Secret Access Key.
Currently AWS IAM allows you to create up to the 2 access key pairs per user. So, before creating new access keys, you may need to delete existing ones.
Another reason why you may need access keys management - you may need sometimes to temporarily disable access keys for a particular user.
To manage access keys assigned to an IAM User:
1. Click Tools -> Access Manager (IAM)
2. Select the user whose access keys you want to view or edit.
3. Right-click and choose Manage access keys..
Access Keys Manager dialog will open.
To create new Access keys, click Create new keys.
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To enable or disable Access Keys, select the keys and click Activate or Deactivate.
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To delete Access Keys, select the keys and click Delete keys.