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Section 7/10 of Introduction to Bash Scripting may contain a logic issue in this loop: for ip in "10.10.10.170 10.10.10.174 10.10.10.175" do ping -c 1 $ip done Because the IP list is wrapped in quotes, wouldn’t Bash treat it as a single loop item rather than three separate IPs? That would seem to expand into one command using the full string, instead of pinging each address individually. Should it instead be: for ip in 10.10.10.170 10.10.10.174 10.10.10.175 do ping -c 1 "$ip" done

On this page: https://academy.hackthebox.com/app/module/237/section/2609 the link to FTK-imager is not correct, it should be: https://www.exterro.com/digital-forensics-software/ftk-imager

I ask you to return to the old design because it is easier to use and not complicated. The new design of HTB Academy is somewhat slow, and there are annoying messages that appear whenever the page is refreshed.

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I think the sections "Audit Policy Settings" and "Audit Policies & Logging" are essentially saying the same thing twice. I noticed they both cover the exact same ground—mentioning visibility, password spraying, and Kerberoasting—just with slightly different phrasing.

In the module "Domain trust primer". I think there is a mistake in the graphical representation of the various trust types. Tree-roots is described as "A two-way transitive" but it is one way on the graphic.

The validation of answers in labs should be less strict on formatting to avoid frustration with minor discrepancies.