A Linux administrator is troubleshooting a file system mounted as /dev/sdb1 at /data that seems to be causing issues when users attempt to execute scripts stored there. The device is known to only store data files and should not contain any executable code. To enhance security, the administrator had previously set specific mount options for this file system. Which mount option might the administrator have set to cause this behavior, and should now be reviewed or removed to allow script execution?
sync
defaults
noexec
nosuid
nodev