Category: How-To
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[DAST] Dynamic Application Security Testing , Tools and examples
DAST stands for “Dynamic Application Security Testing” , it means analyzing a web application through the front-end to find vulnerabilities through simulated attacks. This type of approach evaluates the application from the “outside in” by attacking an application like a malicious user would. In this kind of testing you can try attacks like SQL injection…
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API Security Testing With Postman and OWASP Zap
Most of the content around API testing is about functional testing or recently about API automation testing , so what about Security Testing? We’re going to use Postman and consume our existing collections. The idea here is to send the Postman requests to OWASP Zap to be able to start automated pen-testing. Why? Sometimes we…
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How to Set your performance testing acceptance criteria
This is always a question for people who are doing performance testing (as a general term) for the first time and also those who don’t have a specific performance requirements. What numbers to compare to? what are the current response time means? is it good or bad? How to set an acceptance criteria? All the…
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How to add security checks to your manual / automation test suite
Let me tell you that you can have a basic / moderate security checks in your manual test suite by extending your test cases in two different areas : Input validation Authentication Most of test suites if not all of them are already testing the sections mentioned above but mostly just a basic checks like…