Merge pull request #117 from vulncheck-oss/j-baines-patch-1

Update scanning.md

docs/scanning.md

@@ -32,8 +32,8 @@ To specify more than one target, you can use the `rhosts` flag. This supports co
 
 Lists of targets can also be provided via file using the `-rhosts-file` flag. Three file formats are supported:
 
-1. Target format of <ip>:<port>, one per line
-2. Target format of <ip>,<port>,<any value if ssl is enabled>, one per line
+1. Target format of `<ip>:<port>`, one per line
+2. Target format of `<ip>,<port>,<any value if ssl is enabled>`, one per line
 3. [VulnCheck IP Intel JSON](https://docs.vulncheck.com/products/initial-access-intelligence/ip-intel#detection-types), one per line
 
 #### Example Using Shodan 
@@ -97,4 +97,4 @@ albinolobster@mournland:~/rocketmq-broker-conf$ ./build/main_linux-arm64 -a -e -
 
 ## Autodetect SSL
 
-It is often the case, when doing mass scanning, that we aren't sure if the targets use of SSL. `go-exploit` solves this by providing the `-a` flag, or SSL "autodetect" flag. When this flag is in use, the first interaction the `go-exploit` will have with the target is probing for SSL usage. The `go-exploit` will then honor the results of the probe for the remainder usage.
+It is often the case, when doing mass scanning, that we aren't sure if the targets use of SSL. `go-exploit` solves this by providing the `-a` flag, or SSL "autodetect" flag. When this flag is in use, the first interaction the `go-exploit` will have with the target is probing for SSL usage. The `go-exploit` will then honor the results of the probe for the remainder usage.