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 # How to run the project
 
-## Running as full-fledged Vulnerable Application 
-1. It is very easy to run the VulnerableApp as full-fledged VulnerableApplication. Follow the steps mentioned at [Simple Start](https://github.com/SasanLabs/VulnerableApp-facade#simple-start) and it is quite straightforward.
+## Running the project
+There are 2 ways to run the project:
+1. The simplest way to run the project is using Docker containers which will run the full-fleged VulnerableApplication with all the components. For running as Docker application, follow following steps:
+    1. Download and Install [Docker Compose](https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/) 
+    2. Clone this Github repository
+    3. Open the terminal and Navigate to the Project root directory
+    4. Run the command ```docker-compose pull && docker-compose up```
+    5. Navigate to browser and visit `http://localhost` and this will give the User Interface for VulnerableApp.
+
+    **Note**: The above steps will run the latest unreleased VulnerableApp version. If you want to run the latest released version, please use docker **latest** tag.
+2. Another way to run the VulnerableApp is as standalone Vulnerable Application is:
+    1. Navigate to [Releases Section](https://github.com/SasanLabs/VulnerableApp/releases) in github and download the Jar for the latest released version
+    2. Open the terminal and navigate to the project root directory
+    3. Run the command ```java -jar VulnerableApp-*```
+    4. Navigate to browser and visit `http://localhost:9090/VulnerableApp`. This will give the Legacy User Interface for the VulnerableApp.
 
-## Running as standalone Vulnerable Application
-1. Running it as a **docker container** in order to run it as docker container, you just need to run `docker run --rm -p 9090:9090 --name=owasp-vulnerableapp sasanlabs/owasp-vulnerableapp:latest`
-
-2. Running it as an **executable**, download released jar from [Releases](https://github.com/SasanLabs/VulnerableApp/releases) and run the application by executing following command `java -jar  VulnerableApp-1.0.0.jar`
-
-3. Running it by **Building manually**, as VulnerableApp is a spring boot based application so for starting this application you need to import this project in IDE like eclipse or intellij. IDE should have buildship/gradle plugin. As this project is developed in eclipse so eclipse is recommended IDE for now.
-After importing the project, run the app and it should start a server.
-
-After starting the application, Navigate to `http://<base-url>:9090/VulnerableApp` , for eg: `http://localhost:9090/VulnerableApp` url and a User Interface will guide you to next steps. Running as standalone Vulnerable Application gives the **Legacy User Interface**
-
-# How to build the project
+## Building the project
 There are 2 ways in which this project can be built and used:
-1. As a SringBoot application which will run with the Legacy UI or Rest API but gives the benefit of debugging and solving issues. This is the simple way, 
-    1. Import the project into your favorite IDE and run it
-    2. Navigate to browser and visit: `http://localhost:9090/VulnerableApp` and this will give the Legacy User Interface for VulnerableApp which you can use to debug and test.
-2. As a Docker application which will help in running the full-fledged VulnerableApplication. For running as Docker application, follow following steps:
+1. As a Docker application which will help in running the full-fledged VulnerableApplication. For running as Docker application, follow following steps:
     1. Build the docker image by running `./gradlew jibDockerBuild`
     2. Download [Docker-Compose](https://github.com/SasanLabs/VulnerableApp-facade/blob/main/docker-compose.yml) and run in the same directory `docker-compose up`
     3. Navigate to browser and visit `http://localhost` and this will give the User Interface for VulnerableApp.
-
+2. As a SpringBoot application which will run with the Legacy UI or Rest API but gives the benefit of debugging and solving issues. This is the simple way, 
+    1. Import the project into your favorite IDE and run it
+    2. Navigate to browser and visit: `http://localhost:9090/VulnerableApp` and this will give the Legacy User Interface for VulnerableApp which you can use to debug and test.
+
 ## Glimpse of ReactJS based User Interface ##
 ![VulnerableApp-facade UI](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SasanLabs/VulnerableApp-facade/main/docs/images/gif/VulnerableApp-Facade.gif)