- Replace 404 links for Metro (facebook.github.io/metro), RAM bundles
(docs page removed) and React Test Renderer (Jest tutorial removed)
- Remove the GeeksforGeeks link, which the contributing guide disallows
- Point Async Storage links at the community package instead of the
reactnative.dev page that now says it was removed from core
- Update environment setup links to the current "Set Up Your
Environment" and "Get Started Without a Framework" pages
- Add official resources to topics that had none: Testing, View,
Listings, ListViews, Understand Frame Rates
- Add React Native DevTools, NetInfo, Fetch API and WebSocket docs where
the topic only linked a generic article
- Tighten outdated sentences (LogBox, RAM bundles, react-test-renderer
deprecation, community CLI) without lengthening descriptions
Both topics covered agentic/emerging AI risk only in general terms and
predated the current MCP incident record. Adds:
- agentic-ai-security: confused-deputy tool-credential forwarding and the
Invariant Labs GitHub MCP prompt-injection/exfiltration disclosure, plus
a link to the MCP spec's own authorization requirements.
- emerging-threats: the April 2026 OX Security disclosure of an RCE flaw
across the official MCP SDKs (Python/TS/Java/Rust), affecting an
estimated 200,000 deployed servers - a concrete, dated example of the
shared-tooling-layer risk class the topic already gestures at.
Existing content and links kept as-is; new paragraph sentences and links
appended.
Co-authored-by: Ahmed Hassan <ahmed.alaa.hassan25@gmail.com>
Five `@official@` links in the Angular roadmap point at angular.dev paths
that no longer exist. They are easy to miss because angular.dev is an SPA
that serves its app shell (HTTP 200) for every path, so a link checker
sees them as healthy while a reader gets the 404 page.
- Transitions & Triggers: the guide moved to /guide/legacy-animations/,
the old URL matched the content file name rather than the route.
- Feature Modules / Creating Modules: /guide/ngmodules/feature-modules
was removed, point both at the NgModules overview instead. The
#how-to-make-a-feature-module anchor has no equivalent, so it is dropped.
- Pipes Precedence and Custom Pipes: pipe guides live under
/guide/templates/pipes now, deep linked to the relevant sections.
Targets verified against the route table and content in angular/angular@main.
* fix(cyber-security): replace 12 dead resource links
Eleven TechTarget links and one RiskXchange link in the Cyber Security
roadmap now return 404. TechTarget reorganised its site (searchsecurity/
-> cybersecurity/, searchcio/ -> it-strategy/, searchdatacenter/ ->
it-infrastructure/, searchitoperations/ -> it-operations/), but the
redirect targets 404, so following the redirect does not recover them.
Each dead link is replaced with an equivalent resource, preferring
primary and standards sources over aggregators:
- radius -> RFC 2865 (IETF)
- rmf -> NIST CSRC RMF project page
- guestos -> NIST CSRC glossary
- salting -> OWASP Password Storage Cheat Sheet + Wikipedia
- phishing -> CISA "Recognize and Report Phishing"
- antimalware -> CISA "Understanding Anti-Virus Software"
- protocols -> CompTIA "What Is a Network Protocol?"
- iso, cism, eap-vs-peap, evil-twin, watering-hole-attack -> Wikipedia
salting had only this one resource, so it would have been left with
none; it gets two replacements. Resource-type ordering (@official@
before @article@ before @video@) is preserved in every file.
All replacement URLs verified 200.
* Apply suggestion from @gdaffa
Co-authored-by: gdaffa <gibrandaffa92@gmail.com>
---------
Co-authored-by: Javier Canales <56018501+jcanalesluna@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: gdaffa <gibrandaffa92@gmail.com>
