I would contact the security group aws-security@amazon.com

Also, here is some useful info: http://aws.amazon.com/security/

However, the email group is actually pretty responsive so I would start there.

Follow-up, yep definitely against the TOS.  Ok plan B I guess capture the neighbor's wifi and...  nevermind.  j/k.  Guess I may have to ramp up some networking at the house and segment.  I could just go shields up on everything but really don't want to risk it.  I already have some entertainment devices that don't seem all that secure and I would like to segment them off anyway.  Time to look for a new switch and possibly a router. 

I'll take a look at them.  Though at this time I decided to put the extensive malware analysis on hold a bit.  I will work with what I get in the wild. I am refocusing more on my python skills since the two main goals I have now require me to be a bit stronger with the scripting. 

Overalll it will lead back to malware analysis and maybe even open the doors to some reverse engineering in the future.  Man wish I went CS sometimes.  MIS seems to have been a hinderance since a majority of the skills taught in that major 10+ years ago were not so useful then and even less useful now.  Got a little jealous when I looked at the CS curriculum at my old university.

I was thinking about that (running it anyway).  I suppose if you are running something like a web server then how would they know you are deliberately running a honeypot behind it?  Their free EC2 instance for linux is a bit hoaky though so navigating it to install apps and hunting down the appropriate log files is a bit more convoluted than what I am used to.  At this time I've put a hold on the little project until I can get some other items done. 

True Jamie, I can't play dumb now since I did contact them.  No biggy, I have other things filling my time at the moment.