Merge pull request OWASP#1432 from AOrobator/patch-1

Removed extra word, formatting

Document/0x05d-Testing-Data-Storage.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ SQLite is an SQL database engine that stores data in `.db` files. The Android SD
 You may use the following code to store sensitive information within an activity:
 
 ```java
-SQLiteDatabase notSoSecure = openOrCreateDatabase("privateNotSoSecure",MODE_PRIVATE,null);
+SQLiteDatabase notSoSecure = openOrCreateDatabase("privateNotSoSecure", MODE_PRIVATE, null);
 notSoSecure.execSQL("CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Accounts(Username VARCHAR, Password VARCHAR);");
 notSoSecure.execSQL("INSERT INTO Accounts VALUES('admin','AdminPass');");
 notSoSecure.close();
@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ Secure ways to retrieve the key include:
 
 Firebase is a development platform with more than 15 products, and one of them is Firebase Real-time Database. It can be leveraged by application developers to store and sync data with a NoSQL cloud-hosted database. The data is stored as JSON and is synchronized in real-time to every connected client and also remains available even when the application goes offline.
 
-In Jan 2018, [Appthority Mobile Threat Team (MTT)](https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/436053/Appthority%20Q2-2018%20MTR%20Unsecured%20Firebase%20Databases.pdf "Unsecured Firebase Databases: Exposing Sensitive Data via Thousands of Mobile Apps") performed security research on insecure backend services connecting to mobile applications. They discovered a misconfiguration in Firebase, which is one of the top 10 most popular data stores which could allow attackers to retrieve all the unprotected data hosted on the cloud server. The team performed the research on more than 2 Million mobile applications and found that the around 9% of Android applications and almost half (47%) of iOS apps that connect to a Firebase database were vulnerable.
+In Jan 2018, [Appthority Mobile Threat Team (MTT)](https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/436053/Appthority%20Q2-2018%20MTR%20Unsecured%20Firebase%20Databases.pdf "Unsecured Firebase Databases: Exposing Sensitive Data via Thousands of Mobile Apps") performed security research on insecure backend services connecting to mobile applications. They discovered a misconfiguration in Firebase, which is one of the top 10 most popular data stores which could allow attackers to retrieve all the unprotected data hosted on the cloud server. The team performed the research on more than 2 Million mobile applications and found that around 9% of Android applications and almost half (47%) of iOS apps that connect to a Firebase database were vulnerable.
 
 The misconfigured Firebase instance can be identified by making the following network call: