diff --git a/db/control-links.db b/db/control-links.db
index dcb5b3b6..502474c7 100644
--- a/db/control-links.db
+++ b/db/control-links.db
@@ -1,15 +1,21 @@
 # Links for controls pointing to informational pages. Note: only links managed by the project are allowed (cisofy.com / linux-audit.com)
-# Format: Control;Text;Link;
-ACCT-9628;blog;Linux audit framework 101: basic rules for configuration;https://linux-audit.com/linux-audit-framework-101-basic-rules-for-configuration/;
+# Format:
+# Control;Text;Link;
+ACCT-9628;blog;Linux audit framework 101: basic rules for configuration;https://linux-audit.com/linux-audit-framework/linux-audit-framework-101-basic-rules-for-configuration/;
 ACCT-9628;blog;Monitoring Linux file access, changes and data modifications;https://linux-audit.com/monitoring-linux-file-access-changes-and-modifications/;
-AUTH-9228;blog;File integrity of password files;https://linux-audit.com/file-integrity-of-password-files/;
+AUTH-9228;blog;File integrity of password files;https://linux-audit.com/authentication/file-integrity-of-password-files/;
+AUTH-9229;blog;Linux password security: hashing rounds;https://linux-audit.com/authentication/configure-the-minimum-password-length-on-linux-systems/;
+AUTH-9230;blog;Linux password security: hashing rounds;https://linux-audit.com/authentication/configure-the-minimum-password-length-on-linux-systems/;
 AUTH-9262;blog;Configure minimum password length for Linux systems;https://linux-audit.com/configure-the-minimum-password-length-on-linux-systems/;
 AUTH-9286;blog;Configure minimum password length for Linux systems;https://linux-audit.com/configure-the-minimum-password-length-on-linux-systems/;
+AUTH-9328;blog;Set default file permissions on Linux with umask;https://linux-audit.com/filesystems/file-permissions/set-default-file-permissions-with-umask/;
 BANN-7126;blog;The real purpose of login banners;https://linux-audit.com/the-real-purpose-of-login-banners-on-linux/;
 BANN-7130;blog;The real purpose of login banners;https://linux-audit.com/the-real-purpose-of-login-banners-on-linux/;
 BOOT-5264;blog;Systemd features to secure service files;https://linux-audit.com/systemd/systemd-features-to-secure-units-and-services/;
 FINT-4350;blog;Monitoring Linux file access, changes and data modifications;https://linux-audit.com/monitoring-linux-file-access-changes-and-modifications/;
 FINT-4350;blog;Monitor for file changes on Linux;https://linux-audit.com/monitor-for-file-system-changes-on-linux/;
+HRDN-7220;blog;Why remove compilers from your system?;https://linux-audit.com/software/why-remove-compilers-from-your-system/;
+HRDN-7222;blog;Why remove compilers from your system?;https://linux-audit.com/software/why-remove-compilers-from-your-system/;
 HRDN-7230;blog;Antivirus for Linux: is it really needed?;https://linux-audit.com/malware/antivirus-for-linux-really-needed/;
 HRDN-7230;blog;Monitoring Linux Systems for Rootkits;https://linux-audit.com/monitoring-linux-systems-for-rootkits/;
 HTTP-6704;blog;Nginx security hardening guide;https://linux-audit.com/web/nginx-security-configuration-hardening-guide/;
@@ -21,18 +27,20 @@ HTTP-6714;blog;Nginx security hardening guide;https://linux-audit.com/web/nginx-
 HTTP-6716;blog;Nginx security hardening guide;https://linux-audit.com/web/nginx-security-configuration-hardening-guide/;
 HTTP-6720;blog;Nginx security hardening guide;https://linux-audit.com/web/nginx-security-configuration-hardening-guide/;
 INSE-8116;blog;Find and Disable Insecure Services on Linux;https://linux-audit.com/find-disable-insecure-services-linux/;
+KRNL-5820;blog;Understand and configure core dumps on Linux;https://linux-audit.com/software/understand-and-configure-core-dumps-work-on-linux/;
 KRNL-6000;blog;Linux hardening with sysctl settings;https://linux-audit.com/linux-hardening-with-sysctl/;
 KRNL-6000;blog;Overview of sysctl options and values;https://linux-audit.com/kernel/sysctl/;
+MACF-6208;blog;AppArmor;https://linux-audit.com/security-frameworks/apparmor/;
 MAIL-8816;blog;Postfix Hardening Guide for Security and Privacy;https://linux-audit.com/postfix-hardening-guide-for-security-and-privacy/;
 MAIL-8817;blog;Postfix Hardening Guide for Security and Privacy;https://linux-audit.com/postfix-hardening-guide-for-security-and-privacy/;
 MAIL-8818;blog;Postfix Hardening Guide for Security and Privacy;https://linux-audit.com/postfix-hardening-guide-for-security-and-privacy/;
 MAIL-8820;blog;Postfix Hardening Guide for Security and Privacy;https://linux-audit.com/postfix-hardening-guide-for-security-and-privacy/;
 NAME-4402;blog;Keeping your /etc/hosts file healthy;https://linux-audit.com/is-your-etc-hosts-file-healthy/;
 NAME-4404;blog;Keeping your /etc/hosts file healthy;https://linux-audit.com/is-your-etc-hosts-file-healthy/;
-NETW-2600;blog;Linux Security Guide for Hardening IPv6;https://linux-audit.com/linux-security-guide-for-hardening-ipv6/;
-SSH-7402;blog;OpenSSH security and hardening;https://linux-audit.com/audit-and-harden-your-ssh-configuration/;
-SSH-7404;blog;OpenSSH security and hardening;https://linux-audit.com/audit-and-harden-your-ssh-configuration/;
-SSH-7406;blog;OpenSSH security and hardening;https://linux-audit.com/audit-and-harden-your-ssh-configuration/;
-SSH-7408;blog;OpenSSH security and hardening;https://linux-audit.com/audit-and-harden-your-ssh-configuration/;
-SSH-7440;blog;OpenSSH security and hardening;https://linux-audit.com/audit-and-harden-your-ssh-configuration/;
+NETW-2600;blog;Linux Security Guide for Hardening IPv6;https://linux-audit.com/networking/linux-security-guide-for-hardening-ipv6/;
+SSH-7402;blog;OpenSSH security and hardening;https://linux-audit.com/ssh/audit-and-harden-your-ssh-configuration/;
+SSH-7404;blog;OpenSSH security and hardening;https://linux-audit.com/ssh/audit-and-harden-your-ssh-configuration/;
+SSH-7406;blog;OpenSSH security and hardening;https://linux-audit.com/ssh/audit-and-harden-your-ssh-configuration/;
+SSH-7408;blog;OpenSSH security and hardening;https://linux-audit.com/ssh/audit-and-harden-your-ssh-configuration/;
+SSH-7440;blog;OpenSSH security and hardening;https://linux-audit.com/ssh/audit-and-harden-your-ssh-configuration/;
 # EOF