Updated sec+ notes, fixed typo.

pages/030-Security/019-Threat-Intelligence-and-Sources.md

@@ -18,17 +18,13 @@
 
 Consider and measure the quality of intelligence.
 
-- **Timeliness**
-    Property of an intelligence source that ensures it is up-to-date.
+- **Timeliness** - Property of an intelligence source that ensures it is up-to-date.
 
-- **Relevancy**
-    Property of an intelligence source that ensures it matches the use cases intended for it.
+- **Relevancy** - Property of an intelligence source that ensures it matches the use cases intended for it.
 
-- **Accuracy**
-    Property of an intelligence source that ensures it produces effective results.Information needs to be valid and true.
+- **Accuracy** - Property of an intelligence source that ensures it produces effective results.Information needs to be valid and true.
 
-- **Confidence Levels**
-    Property of an intelligence source that ensures it produces qualified statements about reliability.
+- **Confidence Levels** - Property of an intelligence source that ensures it produces qualified statements about reliability.
 
 ## Types of intelligence
 

pages/030-Security/026-Threat-Actors.md

@@ -56,11 +56,16 @@ Some common motivations are:
   - The attacker can threaten to release the information to the public unless certain conditions are met.
   - Demands often involve financial transactions, typically in the form of cryptocurrencies. 
 
-- **Service Disruption**
+- **Service Disruptions**
 
   - Overwhelming the organization's network through DDoS attack.
   - Often done to cause chaos or make a statement.
 
+- **Chaos or Curiosity**
+
+  - Motivated by the thrill of hacking, seeing it as a challenge, a way to prove their technical skills or simply to cause harm.
+  - Common among certain hacking groups or individuals exploring the limits of technology.
+
 - **Philosopical or Political Beliefs**
 
   - Hacktivists are motivated by ideological, political, or social causes. 
@@ -75,11 +80,6 @@ Some common motivations are:
 
   - Similar to personal vendettas, this motivation involves retaliating against someone or something that the threat actor feels has harmed them or their interests.
 
-- **Disruption or Chaor**
-
-  - Motivated by the thrill of hacking, seeing it as a challenge, a way to prove their technical skills or simply to cause harm.
-  - Common among certain hacking groups or individuals exploring the limits of technology.
-
 - **Espionage**
 
   - Driven by the need to gather sensitive information for political, economic, or military reasons.