A company has established an Amazon S3 bucket specifically for storing customer data. Recently, the team lead activated access logging for this bucket to monitor access patterns and track requests made to the bucket. Since enabling access logging, the team has noticed a significant increase in the bucket size, despite not adding any new files to it. The team lead is puzzled by this growth in the bucket's size and is seeking an explanation.

Which of the following reasons explains this behavior?

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Object Encryption has been enabled and each object is stored twice as part of this configuration

6.5%

S3 access logging is pointing to the same bucket and is responsible for the substantial growth of bucket size

74.2%

A DDoS attack on your S3 bucket can potentially blow up the size of data in the bucket if the bucket security is compromised during the attack

12.9%

Erroneous Bucket policies for batch uploads can sometimes be responsible for the exponential growth of S3 Bucket size

6.5%

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