Because of multitenancy, specific risks in the public cloud that don't exist in the other cloud service models include all the following except:
Because of multitenancy, specific risks in the public cloud that don't exist in the other cloud service models include all the following except:
Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are not unique to the public cloud model. These attacks can occur in any environment, whether it be public cloud, private cloud, or traditional on-premise infrastructure. Risks that are specific to multitenancy in the public cloud include information bleed, risk of loss or disclosure due to legal seizures, and escalation of privilege, as these arise from the shared resources and environments inherent to multitenancy.
Should be C . DDOS is not limited to the public cloud .
Multitenant Environments: -Conflict of Interest -Escalation of Privilege -Information Bleed -Legal Activity the answer is Dos/DDOS
I'm not disagreeing with the answer, but escalation of privilege also exists in traditional environments. Escalation of privileges is a very standard phase of a pen test.
A.DDOS should be correct as DDOS is not a multitenancy related risk
C. the legal seizures can impact other customers in the cloud because of multitenancy, the solution is the encryption to avoid the problem. The DOS/DDOS could impact also in other kind of cloud
Question asks for this if you translate it well: Which risk is not linked to public cloud due to multitenancy?
Poorly worded question.
Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are not risks specific to multitenancy in the public cloud. The other options, such as information bleed, risk of loss/disclosure due to legal seizures, and escalation of privilege, are risks associated with multitenancy in the public cloud environment.
C. Risk of loss/disclosure due to legal seizures
Following the official guide, in multi tenant environments there is not DDoS in Multitenant environments. My sense says that DDoS is possible in all the models.
it says except answer is A all other are multi-tenant "issues"
D: Escalation of privilege
Answer is C. In normal envrionments a device being captured won't effect other tenents cox there are no tenants. its a risk experienced for all the tenants in cloud
D- Escalation of privilege
A. DoS/DDoS Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are not specific to multitenancy or public cloud environments. These types of attacks can target any system connected to the internet, regardless of the underlying cloud model or multitenancy structure. They are a common threat across all types of networked environments.
While Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are a risk in any cloud environment, they are not specific to multitenancy in the public cloud. DoS/DDoS attacks target availability, affecting all cloud models, including public, private, hybrid, and community clouds. Public Cloud Multitenancy Risks: B. Information Bleed → Shared resources (e.g., memory, storage) could accidentally leak data between tenants. C. Risk of Loss/Disclosure Due to Legal Seizures → Data stored in a public cloud may be subject to legal actions against other tenants, resulting in potential data exposure or loss. D. Escalation of Privilege → If an attacker exploits a vulnerability in the cloud provider's infrastructure, they could gain elevated privileges, impacting multiple tenants.