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A security analyst is evaluating two vulnerability management tools for possible use in an organization. The analyst set up each of the tools according to the respective vendor's instructions and generated a report of vulnerabilities that ran against the same target server. Tool A reported the following: A security analyst is evaluating two vulnerability management tools for possible use in an organization. The analyst set up each of the tools according to the respective vendor's instructions and generated a report of vulnerabilities that ran against the same target server. Tool A reported the following:   Tool B reported the following:   Which of the following BEST describes the method used by each tool? (Choose two.)  A)  Tool A is agent based. B)  Tool A used fuzzing logic to test vulnerabilities. C)  Tool A is unauthenticated. D)  Tool B utilized machine learning technology. E)  Tool B is agent based. F)  Tool B is unauthenticated. Tool B reported the following: A security analyst is evaluating two vulnerability management tools for possible use in an organization. The analyst set up each of the tools according to the respective vendor's instructions and generated a report of vulnerabilities that ran against the same target server. Tool A reported the following:   Tool B reported the following:   Which of the following BEST describes the method used by each tool? (Choose two.)  A)  Tool A is agent based. B)  Tool A used fuzzing logic to test vulnerabilities. C)  Tool A is unauthenticated. D)  Tool B utilized machine learning technology. E)  Tool B is agent based. F)  Tool B is unauthenticated. Which of the following BEST describes the method used by each tool? (Choose two.)


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