As a passionate bug bounty hunter, I always look for vulnerabilities in any application that I use regularly. Google Maps is a navigation product developed by Google which we use in our day-to-day routine to track real-time traffic conditions and for route planning. So, I started hunting for vulnerabilities in Google Maps. After spending a… Continue reading How I earned $1337 from My First Bug Bounty found on Google Maps
Are you looking for the most commonly used Abbreviations/Acronyms used in Software Industry? If the answer is yes, then “Letz jump into the list!” If you like it, share it! Suggested Readings : Top 30 Cucumber Interview Questions & Answers Top 40 Selenium Interview Questions & Answers Steps to automate two-factor authentication (2FA) using selenium Here… Continue reading Software Testing – Commonly used Abbreviations
Software Testing Methods are, Black box Testing White box Testing Grey box Testing Black box Testing Testing done without the knowledge of Code Black box testing is a technique in which the software is tested without the knowledge of an application’s internal source code or design or algorithm details. Black box testing is the most… Continue reading Software Testing Methods
Agile Model is one of the widely used software development process models. Agile Model is iterative and incremental. Software development phases overlap each other in the agile model. Agile Model is mainly focused on, Collaboration Interaction Customer Satisfaction Speedy product delivery Respond to Change In Agile Model, software is built as an incremental build through iterative… Continue reading Agile Model
Waterfall Model is the first process model introduced in Software Engineering. Waterfall Model is strictly sequential and uses the top-down approach. Phases of waterfall model do not overlap each other. In Waterfall Model, each phase should be fully completed before the next phase begin. The output of the each phase serves as the input for the… Continue reading Waterfall Model
Software Testing Life Cycle is a process followed by software industries to test the software products. STLC is the acronym for Software Testing Life Cycle. STLC process is followed strictly to ensure quality products are delivered to the customers within the planned schedule and cost. Software testers will be highly involved in the testing process to make sure high… Continue reading Software Testing Life Cycle – STLC
Software Development Life Cycle is a process followed by software industries to design, implement and test the software products. SDLC is the acronym for Software Development Life Cycle. SDLC process is followed strictly to ensure quality products are delivered to the customers and consumers within the planned budget and time estimates. An entire team of… Continue reading Software Development Life Cycle – SDLC
Bug is one of the favourite word of software testers used everyday in their testing career. What is bug in software testing? Software bug is an error, fault, mistake, failure or issues caused by the system or software that fails to work as expected based on the functional requirements and specifications or fail to behave as… Continue reading Bug in software testing
Quality Assurance and Quality Control are more confusing terminology in software testing. Most often people find them difficult to explain. Letz make it clear by reading the post:) Quality Assurance and Quality Control are two interrelated, but different activities used to ensure quality of the software product. Also, it makes sure quality methodologies, techniques and processes are… Continue reading Quality Assurance Vs Quality Control
Verification and Validation are one of the most commonly and widely used terms in Software testing. Most often everyone considers both the terms are same, but they are quite different:) Verification and validation are two independent processes that are used to check the product or service meets the required customer’s requirements and specifications. Both processes are focused on to… Continue reading Verification and Validation