Which of the following vulnerability filter settings results in viewing only vulnerabilities detected by PVS?

The choice that results in viewing only vulnerabilities detected by PVS (Passive Vulnerability Scanner) is indeed the one that sets the plugin type to Passive.

The Passive Vulnerability Scanner is designed to detect vulnerabilities based on observed network traffic and other passive signals without actively probing the system, which distinguishes it from other scanning methods. By selecting a filter setting for Plugin Type as Passive, you are specifically narrowing the results to include only those vulnerabilities identified through passive scanning techniques, thus eliminating any active scan results or those from other methods.

In this context, selecting other filter settings would include results that are not solely generated by the PVS. For instance, filtering by Compliance or using the All repository would encompass a broader range of vulnerability assessment tools and outputs, including those that are actively tested or validated by different scanning methodologies. Similarly, filtering by Family as Passive does not emphasize the source of the vulnerabilities related to the PVS specifically but may include results from other passive analysis tools that are not solely linked to the PVS's findings.

Overall, by opting for the filter that specifies the plugin type as Passive, the focus remains strictly on the vulnerabilities that the Passive Vulnerability Scanner has flagged, ensuring a clear and relevant view of those findings.