Synopsys Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. OWASP 10, XSS ,CSRF, SSRF,SQLi, File Upload
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Q2. Burp suite functionality
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Burp Suite is a web application security testing tool.
• Burp Suite is used for manual and automated testing of web applications.

• It includes various tools like a proxy, scanner, intruder, repeater, and sequencer.

• The proxy tool allows intercepting and modifying HTTP/S traffic.

• The scanner tool automatically identifies vulnerabilities in web applications.

• The intruder tool can be used for brute-forcing, fuzzing, and payload t...read more
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Q3. Nmap Scan How do it
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Nmap is a powerful network scanning tool used to discover hosts and services on a network.
• Nmap can be used to scan specific hosts or entire networks.

• It provides various scan types such as TCP, UDP, SYN, etc.

• Nmap can detect open ports, running services, and operating systems.

• It offers advanced features like OS fingerprinting, version detection, and script scanning.

• Example: 'nmap -p 1-1000 -sS 192.168.0.1' scans ports 1
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Q1. What is setup time ?
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Setup time is the amount of time a data input signal must be stable before the clock edge for proper operation of a flip-flop.
• Setup time is the minimum time required for the input data signal to be stable before the clock edge.

• It ensures that the data input is captured correctly by the flip-flop.

• If the setup time is not met, the flip-flop may capture the wrong data.

• Setup time violations can lead to timing issues in dig...read more
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Q2. 3 input xor and xnor gate
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Q1. Sdc basics TCL coding
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Q1. Congestion analysis
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Basic coding, normal editor, windows

DSA-strings (advanced)

Q1. Discussion about role and projects.
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Q1. Design a key-value store.
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A key-value store is a data storage system that allows users to store, retrieve, and manage data based on unique keys.
• Use a hash table data structure to store key-value pairs.

• Implement methods for adding, updating, and deleting key-value pairs.

• Include features like data replication, sharding, and data partitioning for scalability.

• Consider data consistency and fault tolerance mechanisms.

• Examples: Redis, MongoDB, Cassand
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