In a groundbreaking move that showcases both innovation and a profound lack of irony, a state-backed cyber espionage group has decided to use Amazon’s AWS Lambda to pilfer sensitive governmental data from Southeast Asia. Proving once again that when it comes to data theft, sometimes it’s best to let the big boys handle the heavy lifting.

The mysterious group, ominously named CL-STA-1020 (because apparently, catchy names are so last season), has opted for a cloud-first approach to hacking, leaving many to wonder if AWS’s CEO should expect a thank you card. After all, it’s only good manners to acknowledge the helping hand that delivers top-secret government files right to your doorstep.

As governmental organizations frantically decode what CL-STA-1020 really stands for, insiders suggest it could be a term of endearment for Amazon’s technical prowess, or perhaps it’s just an elaborate way of saying “Cluster of Malicious Awesomeness.” Meanwhile, the shadowy figures behind HazyBeacon continue to enjoy their seamless data heist experience, perhaps while sipping on artisanal lattes and listening to lo-fi hip-hop—all stored securely in the cloud.