Refactor MASVS index.md and remove links

docs/MASVS/index.md

@@ -23,17 +23,18 @@ To complement the MASVS, the OWASP MAS project also provides the [OWASP Mobile A
 
 The standard is divided into various groups of controls, labeled **MASVS-XXXXX**, that represent the most critical areas of the mobile attack surface:
 
-- [**MASVS-STORAGE**](05-MASVS-STORAGE.md): Secure storage of sensitive data on a device (data-at-rest).
-- [**MASVS-CRYPTO**](06-MASVS-CRYPTO.md): Cryptographic functionality used to protect sensitive data.
-- [**MASVS-AUTH**](07-MASVS-AUTH.md): Authentication and authorization mechanisms used by the mobile app.
-- [**MASVS-NETWORK**](08-MASVS-NETWORK.md): Secure network communication between the mobile app and remote endpoints (data-in-transit).
-- [**MASVS-PLATFORM**](09-MASVS-PLATFORM.md): Secure interaction with the underlying mobile platform and other installed apps.
-- [**MASVS-CODE**](10-MASVS-CODE.md): Security best practices for data processing and keeping the app up-to-date.
-- [**MASVS-RESILIENCE**](11-MASVS-RESILIENCE.md): Resilience to reverse engineering and tampering attempts.
-- [**MASVS-PRIVACY**](12-MASVS-PRIVACY.md): Privacy controls to protect user privacy.
+- **MASVS-STORAGE**: Secure storage of sensitive data on a device (data-at-rest).
+- **MASVS-CRYPTO**: Cryptographic functionality used to protect sensitive data.
+- **MASVS-AUTH**: Authentication and authorization mechanisms used by the mobile app.
+- **MASVS-NETWORK**: Secure network communication between the mobile app and remote endpoints (data-in-transit).
+- **MASVS-PLATFORM**: Secure interaction with the underlying mobile platform and other installed apps.
+- **MASVS-CODE**: Security best practices for data processing and keeping the app up-to-date.
+- **MASVS-RESILIENCE**: Resilience to reverse engineering and tampering attempts.
+- **MASVS-PRIVACY**: Privacy controls to protect user privacy.
 
 !!! warning "MAS Testing Profiles"
-    **Starting on v2.0.0 the MASVS does not contain "verification levels"**. The MAS project has traditionally provided three verification levels (L1, L2 and R), which were revisited during the MASVS refactoring in 2023, and have been reworked as ["MAS Testing Profiles"](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1paz7dxKXHzAC9MN7Mnln1JiZwBNyg7Gs364AJ6KudEs/edit?usp=sharing) and moved over to the [OWASP MASWE](../MASWE/index.md).
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+    **Starting on v2.0.0 the MASVS does not contain "verification levels"**. The MAS project has traditionally provided three verification levels (L1, L2 and R), which were revisited during the MASVS refactoring in 2023, and have been reworked as ["MAS Testing Profiles"](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1paz7dxKXHzAC9MN7Mnln1JiZwBNyg7Gs364AJ6KudEs/edit?usp=sharing) and moved over to the [OWASP MASWE](https://mas.owasp.org/MASWE/).
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     While we move things around and as a temporary measure, the [OWASP MAS Checklist](../checklists/index.md) will still contain the old verification levels, associated with the current MASTG v1 tests. However, note that the levels will be completely reworked and reassigned to the corresponding MASWE weaknesses.