Monday, January 28, 2013
ABCDE of a Software Test Engineer
“ABCDE” of a Good Tester’s Quality;
Sunday, January 27, 2013
BACB = 1 – Comments on MS word
Q => How to add “Comments" on ‘Microsoft Office Word Document’?
A => Under the “Review tab”, you have the option for adding/deleting options for the comments.
Tip => For better understanding on versions of comments, you can have the access of the following;
“Change Tracking Options” under ‘Track Changes’ and “Reviewing Pane”.
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Rubber Stamping Ideas in Software Testing
Rubber Stamping in Software Testing >> Re-Usability/Framework Usability in Automation.
1. The test scripts will be less expensive due to the better rubber stamping.
2. Modification to the test scripts won’t affect the test data.
3. Healthier rubber-stamping is attained only when the scripts are organized properly.
4. Open to any Test Tool.
5. Test cases can be performed with ample number of data when rubber stamping is fittingly used.
6. Simple script management.
7. Independent of Application under test and same script works for every level of testing.
8. Testing can be planned with/without AUT (Application Under Test).
9. It offers notable (Depends on type of framework).
10. Range of test scenarios can be executed by changing the test data in the external data (as most of us use xls file).
Friday, December 28, 2012
Spoofing For Testing
Hope you guys would have heard about the "Email Spoofing"....
If not, it’s nothing but to steal other’s personal information. When you open (or) view the spoofed email, you expose yourself to hackers who desire to access your inbox and personal records. Emails are spoofed and sent with an intention to mislead. It is considered an illegal activity.
So, what can spoof do for software testing?
Some spoofing points are as follows;
>> Uploading HTML/Script files in your application.
>> URL Injection.
>> Checking the expired Authentication Tokens.
>> Verifying the Bookmarked Web pages (in your application) with other logins.
>> Cookie Decryption.
There are bunch of points apart from the above. Make the best use of the spoofing & phishing techniques while doing software testing....
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