A security administrator creates a directory called prevoy with the following access control policy: $ getfacl prevoy # file: prevoy # owner:
secadm # group: secadm user::rwx group::r-x #effective:r-x mask:r-x other:r-x default:user::r– default:user:sysadm:rw- default:group::r– default:group:sysadm:rw- default:mask:rwx default:other:— Into this directory, the security administrator creates a file called secrets. The ls command reports the following for the prevoy directory and secrets file: $ ls -ld . secrets drwxr-xr-x+ 2 secadm secadm 512 Jun 6 16:38 . -r–r—–+ 1 secadm secadm 0 Jun 6 16:38 secrets Which two actions can be successfully taken by the sysadm role? (Choose two.)

A.
The sysadm role can read the secrets file.

B.
The sysadm role can write to the secrets file.

C.
The sysadm role can remove the secrets file.

D.
The sysadm role can create new files under the prevoy directory.

E.
The sysadm role can change the Access Control Lists of the prevoy directory.