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Author: PauloASilva

2023/en/src/0xa9-improper-assets-management.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ the APIs are storing or sharing data with external third parties.
 Running multiple versions of an API requires additional management resources
 from the API provider and expands the attack surface.
 
-An API has a "<ins>documentation blindspot</ins>“ if:
+An API has a "<ins>documentation blindspot</ins>" if:
 
 * The purpose of an API host is unclear, and there are no explicit answers to
   the following questions
@@ -48,10 +48,10 @@ An API has a "<ins>data flow blindspot</ins>" if:
 A social network implemented a rate-limiting mechanism that blocks attackers
 from using brute force to guess reset password tokens. This mechanism wasn't
 implemented as part of the API code itself but in a separate component between
-the client and the official API (```api.socialnetwork.owasp.org```). A researcher found a
-beta API host (```beta.api.socialnetwork.owasp.org```) that runs the same API,
-including the reset password mechanism, but the rate-limiting mechanism was not
-in place. The researcher was able to reset the password of any user by using
+the client and the official API (`api.socialnetwork.owasp.org`). A researcher
+found a beta API host (`beta.api.socialnetwork.owasp.org`) that runs the same
+API, including the reset password mechanism, but the rate-limiting mechanism was
+not in place. The researcher was able to reset the password of any user by using
 simple brute force to guess the 6 digit token.
 
 ### Scenario #2
@@ -104,3 +104,4 @@ sells the information for malicious purposes.
 * [CWE-1059: Incomplete Documentation][1]
 
 [1]: https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/1059.html
+