IntroSec

Corrected typo.

1 files changed, 19 insertions, 19 deletions

diff --git a/en_GB/Introduction to Information Security/introduction_to_information_security.md b/en_GB/Introduction to Information Security/introduction_to_information_security.md
index af0804d..7269b89 100644
--- a/en_GB/Introduction to Information Security/introduction_to_information_security.md
+++ b/en_GB/Introduction to Information Security/introduction_to_information_security.md
@@ -4,15 +4,15 @@
 
 ### Security objectives
 
-- Confidentiality  
+- Confidentiality
   Contents of objects cannot be read by third parties.
-- Integrity  
+- Integrity
   Whether or not a message has been modified between origin and receiver.
-- Availability  
+- Availability
   Guaranteed access to the information for permitted parties.
-- Access Control  
+- Access Control
   Only permitted parties are allowed to access the information.
-- Non-repudiation  
+- Non-repudiation
   Proof that an entity was involved in some event.
 
 ### CIA
@@ -26,18 +26,18 @@
 - Confidentiality
 - Integrity
 - Availability
-- Utility  
+- Utility
   Ensures that the information is useful and insensitive to e.g. lost keys.
-- Possession or Control  
+- Possession or Control
   Be sure that the possessor is in control of the information at all times.
-- Authenticity  
+- Authenticity
   Verification of claimed identities. Notice: In most cases, this just proves entities (e.g. machines), not humans.
   Also, there must be a point in time where authentication starts. If this step is taken automatically by a machine (e.g. session start),
   there is no valid inference to the actual human.
 
 ### Secrecy
 
-Confidentiality+.  
+Confidentiality+.
 Not only provides hidden contents, but also hides the fact that there is content at all.
 
 ### Strategy
@@ -80,18 +80,18 @@ As a user, you can be authenticated on the basis of
 
 ### Password protection
 
-- No expiry dates  
+- No expiry dates
   Studies have shown that this results in worse passwords.
-- No restrictions in password alphabet  
+- No restrictions in password alphabet
   Studies have shown that this leads to less possibilities in exhaustive guessing and therefore leads to worse passwords.
-- Set a minimum length instead  
+- Set a minimum length instead
   Has a higher impact than complexity. Set the maximum to at least 64.
-- No hints  
-- Show passwords while typing  
+- No hints
+- Show passwords while typing
   Doing the opposite motivates the user to choose shorter passwords.
-- Allow passwords to be pasted  
+- Allow passwords to be pasted
   This enables secure password managers to be used.
-- Forbid commonly used passwords  
+- Forbid commonly used passwords
   Makes dictionary attacks difficult.
 - Limit number of failed password attempts
 
@@ -129,9 +129,9 @@ A *Fitting Rate* of 50% indicates that half the pattern data fits the data store
 
 A value (in %) determining the minimum *Fitting Rate* for an matching check to be considered as matching.
 A lower *Matching Threshold* raises the amount of false positive matching checks, but lowers the amount of rejected genuine matching checks.
-*FMR* raises, *FNMR* lowers.
+*FMR* increases, *FNMR* decreases.
 A higher *Matching Threshold* raises the amount of rejected genuine matching checks, but lowers the amount of false positive matching checks.
-*FMR* lowers, *FNMR* raises.
+*FMR* increases, *FNMR* decreases.
 
 #### Equal Error Rate (EER)
 
@@ -189,4 +189,4 @@ Victim enters his password and the attacker captures the data forwarded by the f
 
 - System authentication to the user
 - Display number of failed logins
-  Indicates compromised password to the user.  
+  Indicates compromised password to the user.