As per the AWS Acceptable Use Policy, how can the penetration testing of EC2 instances be performed?

Answer options:

A.May be performed by AWS, and will be performed by AWS upon customer request.
B.May be performed by AWS, and is periodically performed by AWS.
C.Are expressly prohibited under all circumstances.
D.Can be performed by the customer, provided they work with the list of services mentioned by AWS.
E.May be performed by the customer on their owninstances, only if performed from EC2 instances.

Answer –
D.You do not need to take prior authorization from AWS before doing a penetration test on EC2 Instances.
Please refer to the below URL:
https://aws.amazon.com/security/penetration-testing/
A B and C are incorrect. AWS says as below:
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Permitted Services – You`re welcome to conduct security assessments against AWS resources that you own if they make use of the services listed below. We`re constantly updating this list; click here to leave us feedback, or request for inclusion of additional services:
o Amazon EC2 instances, NAT Gateways, and Elastic Load Balancers
o Amazon RDS
o Amazon CloudFront
o Amazon Aurora
o Amazon API Gateways
o AWS Lambda and Lambda Edge functions
o Amazon Lightsail resources
o Amazon Elastic Beanstalk environments
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