Corrections

Question changelog

Every correction we make to a published question is logged here, with the date, the question, what changed and why.

Published corrections

No corrections published yet

All 552 practice questions are now published. When we correct one, the change will appear here.

Launch ·

Published all 552 practice questions: Mock Tests 1–4, five domain tests, three mini tests, three quick tests and 27 objective drills, alongside the demo. Each question was drafted with AI against our written benchmark, checked by three separate AI reviews and approved by the site owner. Everything is free during launch, with no sign-up.

Preview update · 4 November 2026

Aligned the writing pack with SY0-801 objectives v2.0, corrected preview availability and review claims, added question-report preparation and objective-drill support, and made timed attempts keep their deadline across reloads. The demo reports raw points; full mock tests await reviewed questions.

Format

What each entry shows

Four things, so you can find the question and judge the fix for yourself.

Date
The day the corrected version went live.
Question ID
The question’s permanent ID, such as 801-2.6-0001: the exam (SY0-801), the objective (2.6) and a number.
What changed
The part we changed, such as the answer key, an option, a rationale or a source, and how it reads now.
Why
The reason for the change, with a link to the source behind it, and whether it came from a learner’s report.

How it works

How a correction gets here

  1. Reported

    By a learner through report an error, or found in our own checks.

  2. Checked

    Against primary sources, such as NIST publications, RFCs or vendor documentation.

  3. Fixed

    The question is corrected, reviewed again and approved by our editor.

  4. Logged

    The change is listed on this page with the date, the question ID and the reason.

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