Page not found (404)

Request Method: GET
Request URL: https://robustal.com/blog/author/admin/

Using the URLconf defined in phisingtool.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order:

  1. admin/
  2. api/
  3. accounts/
  4. manifest.json
  5. new-index/
  6. attacked/<int:employee_id>/<int:attack_id>/ [name='frontend_attacked']
  7. dashboard/ [name='dashboard']
  8. employee/add/ [name='frontend_employee_add']
  9. employee/<int:employee_id>/edit/ [name='frontend_employee_edit']
  10. employee/<int:employee_id>/profile/ [name='frontend_employee_profile']
  11. attacks/ [name='attacks']
  12. attack/create/ [name='new_attack']
  13. attack/report/<int:attack_id>/ [name='frontend_attack_report']
  14. account/ [name='account']
  15. account/modify/ [name='account_modify']
  16. test/upload/ [name='employee_upload_csv']
  17. training/ [name='training']
  18. training/<int:training_id>/ [name='training_detail']
  19. response-webhook/ [name='training_response_webhook']
  20. example/ [name='example']
  21. attack-webhook/ [name='attack-webhook']
  22. new-lead/ [name='create_lead']
  23. glosario/ [name='glosary_index']
  24. glosario/<slug:slug>/ [name='glosary_term']
  25. sitemap.xml

The current path, blog/author/admin/, didn’t match any of these.

You’re seeing this error because you have DEBUG = True in your Django settings file. Change that to False, and Django will display a standard 404 page.