diff --git a/_labs/introducing_attacks/9_feeling_blu.md b/_labs/introducing_attacks/9_feeling_blu.md
index f4eab1c..a06df7b 100644
--- a/_labs/introducing_attacks/9_feeling_blu.md
+++ b/_labs/introducing_attacks/9_feeling_blu.md
@@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ Brute force attacks usually start with the ***password dictionary*** attempt to
 
 ![][zap_fuzz_menu_selection]
 
-==action: Select the password value (pass in the example below) of the HTTP request (1), add a new fuzz (2), add the payload (3), and copy paste the list of passwords from the suggested password list file \\- [passwords.txt](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YqUJMhXGqoEmp-OoZ7TJkskAZ8Uv6s8Y/view?usp=sharing) (4). Click on 'Add' (5) and 'OK' to finish (6)==.   
+==action: Select the password value (pass in the example below) of the HTTP request==: (1), add a new fuzz (2), add the payload (3), and copy paste the list of passwords from the suggested password list file \\- [passwords.txt](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YqUJMhXGqoEmp-OoZ7TJkskAZ8Uv6s8Y/view?usp=sharing) (4). Click on 'Add' (5) and 'OK' to finish (6).   
 
 ![][zap_password_fuzzing_configuration]