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    1) In a host to guest escape, an attacker hacks a virtual machine (VM) using standard methods and then takes control of other VMs running on the same hypervisor. 2) A polymorphic virus rewrites itself completely at each iteration, using multiple transformation techniques to evade detection. 3) Spyware collects information from a computer through monitoring keystrokes, screen data, and network traffic without authorization. 4) Masquerade is an unauthorized entity gaining access to a system or performing a malicious act by posing as an authorized entity.

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    1) In a host to guest escape, an attacker hacks a virtual machine (VM) using standard methods and then takes control of other VMs running on the same hypervisor. 2) A polymorphic virus rewrites itself completely at each iteration, using multiple transformation techniques to evade detection. 3) Spyware collects information from a computer through monitoring keystrokes, screen data, and network traffic without authorization. 4) Masquerade is an unauthorized entity gaining access to a system or performing a malicious act by posing as an authorized entity.

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    Ese - Dec2020 - Socs - B Tech Cse CCVT - Sem V - CSVT3008 - Cloud Security & Management

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    1) In a host to guest escape, an attacker hacks a virtual machine (VM) using standard methods and then takes control of other VMs running on the same hypervisor. 2) A polymorphic virus rewrites itself completely at each iteration, using multiple transformation techniques to evade detection. 3) Spyware collects information from a computer through monitoring keystrokes, screen data, and network traffic without authorization. 4) Masquerade is an unauthorized entity gaining access to a system or performing a malicious act by posing as an authorized entity.

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    UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND ENERGY STUDIES


    Online End Semester Examination, December 2020
    Course: Cloud Security & Management Semester: V
    Program: B. Tech. CCVT Time 03 hrs.
    Course Code: CSVT 3008 Max. Marks: 100

    SECTION A
    1. Each Question will carry 5 Marks
    2. Instruction: Complete the statement / Select the correct answer(s)
    S. No. Question CO
    Q1 In ____________, attacker hacks a VM using any of the standard methods and then takes
    CO1
    control of other VMs running on the same hypervisor.
    a) Coverting
    b) Host to guest escape
    c) Cartography
    d) None of the mentioned
    Q2 A _________ virus rewrites itself completely at each iteration, using multiple transformation
    techniques.
    a) Encrypted Virus CO2
    b) Polymorphic Virus
    c) Stealth Virus
    d) Metamorphic Virus
    Q3 Software that collects information from a computer and transmits it to another system by
    monitoring keystrokes, screen data, and/or network traffic; CO3
    a) Key Loggers
    b) System Monitor
    c) Spyware
    d) All of the mentioned
    Q4 An unauthorized entity gains access to a system or performs a malicious act by posing as an
    authorized entity.
    a) Falsification CO4
    b) Repudiation
    c) Masquerade
    d) All of the mentioned
    Q5
    _______________ is an assurance and governance tool that continuously monitors AWS
    services based on AWS Well-Architected best practices. CO5
    a. Accountability
    b. Conformity
    c. Accrediation
    d. Configuration Management
    Q6 Which of the following is not true w.r.t the workflows in cloud?
    a) Can be implemented with less complexity CO5
    b) Permits real-time provisioning
    c) Denoted by a Undirected Acyclic Graph
    d) None of the mentioned

    SECTION B
    1. Each question will carry 10 marks
    2. Instruction: Write short / brief notes

    Q7 Illustrate different types of hypervisors with examples. Also enlist the advantages and CO2
    disadvantages of each.
    Q8 Describe the life cycle and challenges of Identity and Access Management. CO3
    Q9 What do you understand by Virtualization. List and discuss any five types of virtualization in
    cloud computing. CO1

    Q 10 Compare and contrast between Single Tenancy and Multiple Tenancy. Describe various
    CO4
    degrees of multiple tenancy with suitable example of each.
    Q 11 Identify the top security risks in cloud computing. Describe the best security practices that can
    greatly reduce the risks associated with public cloud?
    CO4
    Section C
    1. Each Question carries 20 Marks.
    2. Instruction: Write long answer.
    Q12 Suppose a company A decides to setup a cloud to deliver Software-as-a-Service to its clients
    from a remote location. Answer the following.
    a) Analyze the security risks that a customer should to be careful about.
    CO5
    b) Discuss the kind of infrastructural setup that will be required to set up a cloud.
    c) Interpret the kind of billing model, used by the cloud service provider for payment
    purpose.

    OR
    Describe in detail how confidentiality and authentication can be achieved using asymmetric
    encryption with the help of block diagram.

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