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The Methods and Techniques Used For Security Testing

Security testing can be performed in many ways like, oBlack Box Level oWhite Box Level oDatabase Level Black Box Level oSession Hijacking Session Hijacking commonly called as “IP Spoofing” where a user session will be attacked on a protected network. oSession Prediction Session Prediction is a method of obtaining data or a session ID of an authorized user and gets access to the application. In a web application the session ID can be retrieved from cookies or URL. The Session Prediction happening can be predicted when a website is not responding normally or stops responding for an unknown reason. oEmail Spoofing Email Spoofing is duplicating the email header (“From” address) to look like originated from actual source and if the email is replied it will land in the spammers inbox. By inserting commands in the header the message information can be altered. It is possible to send a spoofed email with information you didn’t write. oContent Spoofing Content spoof...

Penetration Testing Jobs - A Valuable Online Resource

Prestigious companies and organisations, precisely because of their relative success and high profiles, always need to be on the lookout for IT security threats. Furthermore, they are not being over-cautious – far from it. During 2011, the UK government published a report stating that cybercrime was costing the economy some 27 billion pounds a year. Businesses took most of the hit, with losses to business standing around 21 billion pounds a year. Indeed, 2011 is sometimes reported as being the worst year in modern computing history for security breaches of high-profile companies. As a consequence, enterprises are increasingly taking preventative measures, including penetration testing. Indeed, there are often plenty of penetration testing jobs available if you happen to be in the market for one of these roles. Penetration testing is the process of simulating a hacking attack or other security breakdown on a company server in order to expose vulnerabilities, which can then be addre...

Fix Testing Protocol - PhiFIX Test Suite

Fix Testing Protocol | PhiFIX Test Suite PhiFIX Test Suite is a complete FIX Testing Protocol and Simulation Software for capital markets which reduce dependencies and cost associated with the complex deployments of FIX-based trading platforms. PhiFIX Test Suite can be deployed in a client and server mode. It is a collaborative tool inbuilt FIX Protocol – Testing Accelerator & Simulator, test design, and Scripting test cases builder which can run from interactive GUI mode. PhiFIX Test Suite for Buy-Side firms, Sell-Side firms, Venues, and Intermediaries. It performs PTS enables clients to concentrate on their core activities through a platform based licensing approach making it faster, sharper and smarter way of running FIX connectivity. • It showcases Multi-Session capabilities, cross-platform testing and connectivity testing that helps measure the performance of Buy-Side and Sell-Side Institutions • FIX protocol customization allows the user to tailor-make FIX Dial...

Onboarding Your New Software Testing Company

Bringing on a new QA partner is just like bringing on a new employee: in order for them to do their very best work, they need to know everything they can about the company, the product, the culture, and the existing workflow processes. Though partners that have been in the industry for a while will know the ropes and can get up to speed quickly, you should still be prepared to share knowledge, documentation, and other learnings about your product and any existing testing infrastructure. Here’s a quick guide that will help you successfully onboard your new software testing company: Provide clear requirements Your QA partner needs clear, actionable project requirements before they take any action related to testing. Project requirements help engineers formulate a thorough and effective test plan, so you’ll need to specify the type of testing required (in detail), your technical requirements (environment, language, platforms, etc.), and any caveats that you feel the team needs...