CV0-003 · Question #853
CV0-003 Question #853: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: Rotating the account credentials. The attack pattern - compromise occurring after each new application version deployed from a cloud code repository - strongly suggests credentials are being exposed in source code or deployment artifacts. Rotating credentials after each incident invalidates any leaked secrets.
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- ARotating the account credentials
- BMigrating the database to be on premises
- CForbidding the use of API calls to retrieve data
- DImplementing a new database service account
Explanation
The attack pattern - compromise occurring after each new application version deployed from a cloud code repository - strongly suggests credentials are being exposed in source code or deployment artifacts. Rotating credentials after each incident invalidates any leaked secrets.
Common mistakes.
- B. Migrating the database on premises does not address the root cause of credential exposure during application deployments and introduces new operational complexity.
- C. Forbidding API calls to retrieve data would break the application's core functionality and does not address the credential exposure vector.
- D. Creating a new database service account is a one-time action that does not prevent future credential leakage if the underlying practice of exposing credentials in code or deployment pipelines continues.
Concept tested. Credential rotation to remediate secrets exposure
Reference. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/key-vault/general/best-practices
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