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SCS-C02 · Question #283
A website currently runs on Amazon EC2 with mostly static content on the site. Recently, the site was subjected to a ODoS attack, and a Security Engineer was tasked with redesigning the edge security
The correct answer is B. Move the state content to Amazon S3 and font this with an Amazon CloudFront distribution D. Use AWS WAF security rules to inspect the inbound traffic F. Use Amazon Route 53 to distribute traffic. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Submitted by haru.x· Mar 6, 2026Infrastructure Security
Question
A website currently runs on Amazon EC2 with mostly static content on the site. Recently, the site was subjected to a ODoS attack, and a Security Engineer was tasked with redesigning the edge security to help mitigate this risk in the future, What are some ways the Engineer could achieve this? (Select THREE )
Options
- AUse AWS X-Ray to inspect the traffic going 10 the EC2 instances
- BMove the state content to Amazon S3 and font this with an Amazon CloudFront distribution
- CChange the security group configuration to block the source of the attack traffic
- DUse AWS WAF security rules to inspect the inbound traffic
- EUse Amazon inspector assessment templates to inspect the inbound traffic
- FUse Amazon Route 53 to distribute traffic
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A22% (11)
- B58% (29)
- C14% (7)
- E6% (3)
Topics
#DDoS Mitigation#Edge Security#AWS WAF#CloudFront
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