AWS bedrock medium security documentation change
Summary
Added hyperlink detection details in PDF processing and removed 'BDA Document Processing Restrictions' section containing security constraints like PDF password protection limits
Security assessment
Removal of explicit statement 'PDFs cannot be password protected' eliminates a documented security constraint, potentially leading users to attempt processing secured PDFs. This could result in security misconfigurations or unexpected processing failures.
Diff
diff --git a/bedrock/latest/userguide/bda-output-documents.md b/bedrock/latest/userguide/bda-output-documents.md index baba86dab..1f80dbb3b 100644 --- a//bedrock/latest/userguide/bda-output-documents.md +++ b//bedrock/latest/userguide/bda-output-documents.md @@ -5 +5 @@ -Response GranularityOutput SettingsText FormatBounding Boxes and Generative FieldsBedrock Data Automation document response BDA Document Processing Restrictions +Response GranularityOutput SettingsText FormatBounding Boxes and Generative FieldsBedrock Data Automation document response @@ -15 +15 @@ Response granularity determines what kind of response you want to recieve from d - * Page level granularity – This is enabled by default. Page level granularity provides each page of the document in the text output format of your choice. + * Page level granularity – This is enabled by default. Page level granularity provides each page of the document in the text output format of your choice. If you're processing a PDF, enabling this level of granularity will detect and return embedded hyperlinks. @@ -17 +17 @@ Response granularity determines what kind of response you want to recieve from d - * Element level granularity (Layout) – This is enabled by default. Provides the text of the document in the output format of your choice, seperated into different elements. These elements, such as figures, tables, or paragraphs. These are returned in logical reading order based off the structure of the document. + * Element level granularity (Layout) – This is enabled by default. Provides the text of the document in the output format of your choice, seperated into different elements. These elements, such as figures, tables, or paragraphs. These are returned in logical reading order based off the structure of the document. If you're processing a PDF, enabling this level of granularity will detect and return embedded hyperlinks. @@ -26 +26 @@ Response granularity determines what kind of response you want to recieve from d -Output settings determine the way your downloaded results will be structured. The options for output settings are: +Output settings determine the way your downloaded results will be structured. This setting is exclusive to the console. The options for output settings are: @@ -91,0 +92,2 @@ This is the information for a table entity. In addition to location information, +When you process a PDF, the statistics section of the response will also contain `hyperlinks_count` which tells you how many hyperlinks exist in your document. + @@ -316,12 +317,0 @@ These final two elements are for individual text portions. Word level granularit -## BDA Document Processing Restrictions - -BDA supports documents in PDF, JPEG, and PNG file formates. Documents must be less than 200 MB to be processed by the console, or 500 MB when procesed by the API. For standard output, single documents cannot exceed 1500 pages. For custom output, single documents cannot exceed 20 pages although with document splitting enabled files with up to 1500 pages may be submitted. - -Limit | Description ----|--- -PDF Specific Limits | The maximum height and width is 40 inches and 2880 points. PDFs cannot be password protected. PDFs can contain JPEG 2000 formatted images. -Document Rotation and Image Size | BDA supports all in-plane document rotations, for example 45-degree in-plane rotation. BDA supports images with a resolution less than or equal to 10000 pixels on all sides. -Text Alignment | Text can be text aligned horizontally within the document. Horizontally arrayed text can be read regardless of the degree of rotation of a document. BDA does not support vertical text (text written vertically, as is common in languages like Japanese and Chinese) alignment within the document. -Character Size | The minimum height for text to be detected is 15 pixels. At 150 DPI, this would be the same as 8 point font. -Character Type | BDA supports both handwritten and printed character recognition. -