A threat actor uploaded a VM with malicious software to the VMware Marketplace. When an organization deploys the VM, the threat actor can manipulate the systems, applications, and user data. What type of VM vulnerability has been enabled?
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A threat actor uploaded a VM with malicious software to the VMware Marketplace. When an organization deploys the VM, the threat actor can manipulate the systems, applications, and user data. What type of VM vulnerability has been enabled?
- VM repository vulnerability
- Hypervisor vulnerability
- Hyperjacking
- VM escape vulnerability
Explanation: A VM repository vulnerability is when a threat actor has found a way to upload fake or impersonated VMs with malicious software and backdoors. These ready-to-use VMs are deployed by many organizations, allowing the threat actor to manipulate the systems, applications, and data of the user.
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