During an evaluation, short-lived containers manage tasks for data operations. You gain inside access to a running instance that requires privileged interactions. Which method best obtains deeper control over the underlying system after these tasks are restarted?
Modify the orchestration manager to load the same compromised instance
Replace a binary inside a mounted path to maintain control
Overwhelm the system with excessive connections to trigger debug features
Insert an updated local variable that grants extended privileges
Replacing a binary inside a mounted path is effective because shared volumes can provide a direct path to privileged resources. In other approaches, local environment changes reset when the container restarts or rely on conditions that are not reliably triggered.
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