- Introduced a new local configuration file (_config_local.yml) for local development.
- Updated Gemfile to include 'webrick' for Ruby 3.0+ compatibility and removed specific version constraints for 'github-pages'.
- Created a new Gemfile.local for local development with updated dependencies.
- Added multiple new lab sheets covering topics such as scanning, exploitation, and vulnerability analysis, enhancing the educational content.
- Improved lab layout and content presentation, including enhanced syntax highlighting and image handling.
- Added various images to support the new lab content and improve visual learning.
- Updated author display in lab metadata to handle multiple authors correctly.
- Added detailed command formatting instructions in the example highlighting guide, emphasizing the use of markdown code blocks and escaping pipe characters.
- Improved consistency in lab instructions by standardizing headings and formatting for clarity.
- Introduced a new lab on software vulnerabilities, exploits, and remote access payloads, providing a comprehensive overview of the topic.
- Changed the permalink structure in the configuration to use 'categories' instead of 'category' for lab URLs.
- Downgraded Jekyll version in the Gemfile from 4.3.0 to 3.10.0 to ensure compatibility with existing plugins and workflows.
- Updated GitHub Actions workflow to use Ruby 3.0 and streamlined the build command for Jekyll.
- Modified lab markdown files to reflect the new 'categories' field for better organization.
- Modified permalink structure in the configuration to include category in lab URLs.
- Added author and license metadata to lab sheets for better attribution and clarity.
- Introduced a comprehensive highlighting guide for AI assistants to standardize lab sheet formatting.
- Enhanced JavaScript functionality to support multiple highlight types and improved table of contents generation.
- Updated styles for various highlight types to improve visual distinction in lab content.
- Added a new logo for branding consistency across the site.
