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Donald made an OS disk snapshot of a compromised Azure VM under a resource group being used by the affected company as a part of forensic analysis process. He then created a vhd file out of the snapshot and stored it in a file share and as a page blob as backup in a storage account under different region. What is the next thing he should do as a security measure?

  • A. Delete the OS disk of the affected VM altogether
  • B. Delete the snapshot from the source resource group
  • C. Recommend changing the access policies followed by the company
  • D. Create another VM by using the snapshot
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Suggested Answer: B 🗳️

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4bd3116
4 months ago
Selected Answer: B
Creating and saving snapshots in the same resource group initially can be part of the process for quickly capturing the current state of a compromised VM for further forensic analysis and ensuring that the evidence is preserved. This allows investigators to perform a detailed analysis without altering the original state of the compromised system. However, once the snapshots are securely backed up and stored in another region or resource group, deleting them from the source resource group becomes crucial to mitigate the risk of unauthorized access or tampering.
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