Computer Science, asked by ashishjavkar, 1 month ago

if an attacker to break out of of a guest OS to access the hypervisor or neighbouring guest OSs this is referred to as an​

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Answered by jeromeseejo73
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Answer:

if an attacker to break out of of a guest OS to access the hypervisor or neighbouring guest OSs this is referred to as a Virtual machine escape

Explanation:

Answered by yogeshkumar49685
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Concept:

Virtualized guest operating systems behave almost identically to real-world operating systems. All of the security concerns that apply to operating systems running on physical hardware also apply to guest operating systems.

Find:

The process of breaking into the guest OS to access hypervisor.

Solution:

Many hosted virtualization systems enable guest operating systems to share data with the host operating system via shared drives or folders.

If a guest OS is infected with malware, the infection may spread across the shared disc or folder. This is a security flaw that only affects ordinary operating systems with shared network storage.

Hence, this process is known as Virtual machine escape.

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