diff --git a/rapport.md b/rapport.md
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@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ You need to edit the following fields in the HTTP request before starting the at
     {"username":"<username>", "data":"<encrypted user's password>"}
     ```
 
-6. Finally, we want to decrypt the passwords. After investigating the handlers.Login function in the binary, we understand that the encryption used is simple Caesar Code with an offset of 4.
+6. Finally, we want to decrypt the passwords. After investigating the handlers.Login function in the binary, we understand that the encryption used is simple Caesar Code with an offset of 4.  
 ![Cesar Function](images/cesar-function.png) ![Cesar Offset](/images/cesar-offset.png)
 Cesar code is a symetrical algorithm. That means we can easily decrypt the passwords using any [Cesar decryption tool](https://www.dcode.fr/chiffre-cesar).
 We should find the password we used on step 4 as well as any other password.