A system administrator recently deployed and verified the installation of a critical patch issued by the companys primary OS vendor. This patch was supposed to remedy a vulnerability that would allow an adversary to remotely execute code from over the network. However, the administrator just ran a vulnerability assessment of networked systems, and each of them still reported having the same vulnerability. Which of the following is the MOST likely explanation for this?

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A system administrator recently deployed and verified the installation of a critical patch issued by the companys primary OS vendor. This patch was supposed to remedy a vulnerability<br/> that would allow an adversary to remotely execute code from over the network. However, the administrator just ran a vulnerability assessment of networked systems, and each of them<br/> still reported having the same vulnerability. Which of the following is the MOST likely explanation for this?