Merge pull request #26 from lukasz-a-krol/main

updaing learning path descriptions

Author: lukasz-a-krol

content/learning-path/1/_index.en.md

@@ -1,10 +1,7 @@
 ---
 type: learning-path
 title: Detecting, Investigating and Tracking Malicious Infrastructure
-description: Phishing messages are usually tied to malicious infrastructure that
-  either seeks to capture login credentials and use them to access an
-  organization’s or individual's systems, or otherwise seeks to deliver a
-  socially-engineered compromise such as a browser or device exploit.
+description: This learning path shows how to analyze both phishing messages and the infrastructure they link to.
 weight: 1
 thumbnail: "1"
 icon: infrastructure-inspector

content/learning-path/4/_index.en.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 +++
 type = "learning-path"
 title = "Web Application Security Fundamentals"
-description = "This learning path will prepare you to start on the journey of analyzing malware. Note that this is one of the hardest areas of security to master, but incremental progress will give results. The general goal of malware analysis is to characterize new malware, both brand new malware and variants of existing ones"
+description = "Dynamic web applications contain a huge amount of features but also many potential security flaws. This learning path teaches you about some common vulnerabilities within web applications, so you can be better able to detect and remedy them."
 weight = 4
 thumbnail = "4"
 icon = "security-sage"

content/learning-path/4/module-4.en.md

@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ D) Regular users gaining access to administrative features
 A) Missing Authentication\
 B) Vertical Privilege Escalation\
 C) Horizontal Privilege Escalation\
-D) Forced Browsing\
+D) Forced Browsing
 
 {{< question title="Answer" >}}
 C) Horizontal Privilege Escalation

content/learning-path/5/_index.en.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 +++
 type = "learning-path"
 title = "Web Application Security Assessment"
-description = "Web applications are critical infrastructure used by media organizations and civil society to disseminate free flow of information as well as to provide functionalities to their stakeholders."
+description = "This learning path will teach you how to scan your organizations' or beneficiaries' websites for potential vulnerabilities."
 weight = 5
 thumbnail = "5"
 icon = "exploit-explorer"

content/learning-path/6/_index.en.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 +++
 type = "learning-path"
 title = "Web Application Hardening, Forensics, and Incident Response"
-description = "Websites are critical infrastructure used by media organizations and civil society to disseminate free flow of information as well as to provide functionalities to their stakeholders. Adversaries attack these web applications for various purposes, including shutting down the free flow of information, reputational damage, access to private systems, theft of sensitive information, surveillance, and device compromise. By preparing effectively for these sorts of attacks, you can reduce their impact, or in some cases prevent them entirely."
+description = "This learning path looks at Denial of Service attacks against website, how to protect your or your beneficiaries' web applications from them, as well as how to collect and analyze website logs to detect attempted attacks."
 weight = 6
 thumbnail = "6"
 icon = "gateway-guardian"