Archive for May, 2006
Live HTTP Headers
Written by meena on May 18, 2006 – 10:40 amTalking of Cookie Poisoning, LiveHTTPHeaders is an extension to Firefox that reads the header files of browsed pages. It records the type of server, any session cookies and other cookies that are sent by the server. Visit their site to learn more.
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Cookie Poisoning
Written by meena on May 18, 2006 – 10:05 amInteresting read on the concept of Cookie Poisoning, which is making the server return stuff that was not intended by that cookie. Hence a Security Breach!
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Hallmarks of a Great Tester
Written by meena on May 18, 2006 – 10:01 am
Interesting Read : Hallmarks of a Great Tester
” 5 or 6 bullet points for a performance tester..”
submitted by Mike Kelly
Excerpts:
- Can they test (analysis skills, techniques, planning, etc…)
- intermediate
- Can they model (UCML, UML, various diagrams, concept modeling, etc…)
- intermediate to advanced based on salary
- Do they know math (probability and statistics)
- intermediate to advanced based on salary
- Do they know hardware, networks, and application servers (servers, routers, switches, JVMs, configurations, etc…)
- basic (they know where to find info and what questions to ask)
- Do they know tools (HTTP Spy, Etherial, LoadRunner, Robot, RPT, OpenSTA, etc…)
- basic to advanced depending on salary
- Can they code (not tool-code, but code-code)
- basic to advanced depending on salary
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