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IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT AUTHKEYS

We had keys from various orgs being used for Katacoda demos. They now come from this single org: https://polyverse.com/account/org/2a041da04bf15b8064b708594df593ee/authkeys

If you don't have access to it, please request access. Begin deprecating other orgs that do the same thing.

This will allow for visibility, but also allows the upcoming Detect keys to be consolidated in one place for all demos.

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Ubuntu Host Installation

There is no explanation of how the host installation is different from the container installation. We may want to include a section that describes the difference.

Change default branch to be "main"

Alpine Container Installation

Can we add a section in the first page of the Alpine Container Installation course that says "What is Polymorphic Linux?".

Then the text below it would say something like: Memory-based attacks work by targeting specific function locations, CPU registers, among others. Polyverse randomly changes all of these targeting details at the binary level. We take source code and run it through a polymorphic compiler, changing register usage, function locations, import tables, and so on to produce individually unique binaries that are semantically equivalent.

We then take the compiler and apply it to the totality of the Linux stack. These binaries are delivered through a standard package repository for your favorite version of Linux. Simply add Polyverse to the front of your mirror list, and then you're protected!

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