The absence of defined responsibilities for monitoring and securing serverless services indicates a governance gap. This lack of oversight and accountability exemplifies a loss of governance in the cloud environment.

The requirement focuses on ensuring service continuity when a node fails by automatically shifting workload to another node with minimal downtime. This behavior is characteristic of a high availability or failover cluster, designed to maintain service availability despite node failures.

The correct answer is A. Honey trap. In CEH social engineering concepts, a honey trap is a technique in which an attacker creates a fake attractive identity, often on social media or dating platforms, to build emotional trust with a target. The attacker then uses that trust to extract sensitive personal, corporate, or security-related information.
In this scenario, Steve created a fake social media profile and used an appealing profile picture and description to attract Stella. Once Stella accepted the request and began communicating with him, Steve gradually asked questions about her company and collected important organizational information. This matches the honey trap method because the attacker used attraction, trust, and manipulation to obtain confidential information.
Option B, diversion theft, involves redirecting deliveries or information to the wrong location. Option C, piggybacking, means gaining physical access by following an authorized person. Option D, baiting, uses an enticing object or offer, such as infected USB media, to lure victims. Therefore, the best answer is Honey trap.

When sensitive data at rest is not properly encrypted, an attacker who gains access to the device or its storage can directly read and extract the stored data from local storage without needing to bypass authentication or attack the backend.