A synchronous exception is a direct result of the executing software -- illegal memory access, invalid instruction, etc. So this looks different than the IRQ exception, which are interrupts from devices external to the CPU. However since this is a VM guest context the exceptions are presumably all generated by the hypervisor, and I'm not currently familiar with exactly how that works.
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