CompTIA PBQ Practice Question - Analyzing Vulnerabilities CVEs CVSS - Security+ CASP+ CySA+

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Do most remidiations concerning the cve/cvvs require an upgrade? Love your videos!

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[@LandonMusic-mr2tn]

I don’t understand the second question.

[@AvengeTheBlade]

It’s asking what would be the best way to fix that issue essentially, and the documentation states that certain versions and up are no longer affected by the vulnerability which is why the answer is to patch it

[@billybob6604]

What is the best way to fix the vulnerability? In the table it says “affected” and “unaffected. That means that if it is in affected…how can you move to unaffected? (Just update, which was one of the answer choices). All the other answer choices said stuff like “put a firewall” or “turn your computer on and off” It won’t help if the virus is already in there. You need to update