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@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ We have lots of examples in the [documentation](https://trivy.dev/latest/docs/sc
 
 ## Secret and vulnerability scans
 
-The `trivy config` command does not perform secrete and vulnerability checks out of the box. However, you can specify as part of your `trivy fs` scan that you would like to scan you terraform files for exposed secrets and misconfiguraction through the following flags: 
+The `trivy config` command does not perform secret and vulnerability checks out of the box. However, you can specify as part of your `trivy fs` scan that you would like to scan you terraform files for exposed secrets and misconfiguraction through the following flags: 
 
 ```
 trivy fs --scanners secret,misconfig ./
@@ -111,4 +111,4 @@ Note that you need to be able to create a terraform init and plan without any er
 ## Using Trivy in your CI/CD pipeline 
 Similar to tfsec, Trivy can be used either on local developer machines or integrated into your CI/CD pipeline. There are several steps available for different pipelines, including GitHub Actions, Circle CI, GitLab, Travis and more in the tutorials section of the documentation: [https://trivy.dev/latest/tutorials/integrations/](https://trivy.dev/latest/tutorials/integrations/) 
 
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