Proof Read and Update

[omergunal]

LetsDefend team and community members live in different parts of the world, sometimes we translate our content from another language to English. You can review our courses/challenges/alerts to detect logical, grammar, typo, and technical mistakes. If you find something, please create an "Issue" with a "proof-read-and-update" label on this repository.

Courses: https://app.letsdefend.io/training/
Alerts: https://app.letsdefend.io/monitoring/alerts/
Challenges: https://app.letsdefend.io/challenge/

[klapper2]

on https://app.letsdefend.io/training/lesson_detail/how-web-applications-work-web-attacks-101 it says
"HTTP Requests
An HTTP Request is used to retrieve a certain resource from a web server. This resource may be an HTML file, video, or json data etc. The web server’s job is to process the received response and present it to the user."

IMO it is the web server's job to respond to the request, and the web browser's job to process and display the resonse to the user.

[arademm]

@omergunal Just a small contribution
On https://app.letsdefend.io/training/lesson_detail/network-topologies it says

"Network topology is visual maps created to understand the physical or logical structure of a network. ..."

It's supposed to be

"Network topology is a visual map..." or "Network topology are visual maps ..."
"...structure of a computer network."

[w3nch]

on https://app.letsdefend.io/training/quiz/cryptology-quiz (4/14) it says
"What kind of crypto algorithm is the crypto algorithm that uses the same key in encryption and decryption operations?
Protocol"

The phrase "crypto algorithm is the crypto algorithm" might feel a little repetitive and awkward. It can make the sentence sound less clear than it could be. To make it flow better, it could be rephrased like this:

Instead of saying:
"What kind of crypto algorithm is the crypto algorithm that uses the same key in encryption and decryption operations?"

We could try:
"What type of cryptographic algorithm uses the same key for both encryption and decryption?"