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@@ -40,14 +40,14 @@ Our thesis comprises two main parts - theoretical and practical. The
 theoretical part discusses relevant context, different types of attack methods
 and tools, mitigation attack methods and tools. The practical part describes a
 simulated simple topology and an attack in lab conditions.
-In the first section of the theoretical part, we were focused on attack
-definition. Section \ref{sec:attack-methods} attempts to categorise attack
-methods based on several metrics and explain some of the mentioned. The third
-section presents a list of some of the popular DoS tools that are available.
-Next on, the \autoref{sec:mitigation-methods} traces various ways to mitigate
-attacks, both on the user and provider level and the final section of the
-theoretical part, \autoref{sec:mitigation-tools}, marks out some of the tools
-that can be used to mitigate an attack.
+In the first two sections of the theoretical part, we were focused on attack
+definitions and providing context. Section \ref{sec:attack-methods} attempts to
+categorise attack methods based on several metrics and explain some of the
+mentioned. The fourth section presents a list of some of the popular DoS tools
+that are available.  Next on, the \autoref{sec:mitigation-methods} traces
+various ways to mitigate attacks, both on the user and provider level and the
+final section of the theoretical part, \autoref{sec:mitigation-tools}, marks
+out some of the tools that can be used to mitigate an attack.
 First of the practical part, \autoref{sec:infrastructure-set-up-description} gives an
 overview of the tools used to construct the lab infrastructure and configure
 the systems, as well as specifics of the configuration. It also focuses on