Fix broken links and standardize exercise naming #651
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- Fixed 5 broken links in README files (issue globocom#588) - Standardized naming in 12 docker-compose.yml files (issue globocom#587) - Updated container names, networks, and databases to match OWASP categories - Renamed a1inj.Dockerfile to a3inj.Dockerfile in copy-n-paste - Updated environment variables in saidajaula-monster app.py Fixes globocom#588 Fixes globocom#587
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Fixes #588
Fixes #587
This solution refers to which of the apps?
Multiple apps - fixing documentation links and docker-compose naming across the repository.
What did you do to mitigate the vulnerability?
This isn't a vulnerability fix, just maintenance work on documentation and naming consistency:
The issue was that some exercises had container names from wrong categories (like a5 in an a1 folder), which could confuse people navigating the repo.
Did you test your changes? What commands did you run?
Yeah, I checked all the links to make sure they work now and verified that the docker-compose files have the right naming pattern. No code logic changed, just organizational stuff.
Total: 18 files modified (4 READMEs + 14 config files)