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The report, (i) _____ from the companys own internal documents, reve
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26 Dec 2023, 16:16
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The report, (i) _____ from the company’s own internal documents, revealed that its network was in fact not (ii) _____.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. coerced | D. vulnerable |
| B. gleaned | E. implacable |
| C. redacted | F. impregnable |
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Re: The report, (i) _____ from the companys own internal documents, reve
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02 Jan 2024, 07:13
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Out of curiosity, why can't it be vulnerable?
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B, F.
The report would have been gleaned (gathered) from internal documents, not coerced (gotten by force) or redacted (put into a suitable literary form). A company network is typically secure; the transition in fact tells you that’s not the case here. Therefore, the network wasn’t impregnable (able to withstand attack). Vulnerable would imply that security was stronger than IT thought. Implacable means unable to be satisfied or appeased.
B, F.
The report would have been gleaned (gathered) from internal documents, not coerced (gotten by force) or redacted (put into a suitable literary form). A company network is typically secure; the transition in fact tells you that’s not the case here. Therefore, the network wasn’t impregnable (able to withstand attack). Vulnerable would imply that security was stronger than IT thought. Implacable means unable to be satisfied or appeased.
