toptal.com list these as the 10 Common Web Security Vulnerabilities Injection Flaws Broken Authentication Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR) Security Misconfiguration Sensitive Data Exposure Missing Function Level Access Control Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Using Components With Known Vulnerabilities Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards We would love to create a community-curated collection of glossary entries that: explains what each of these thing is, o...| The Club: Software Testing & Quality Engineering Community Forum | Ministry o...
Hey guys. This is one of my favorite topics in the testing area nowadays. I recently read one article from Gergely Orosz about How Big Tech does Quality Assurance and many reflections came to my mind. I have seen more and more companies going for an approach where the dev teams take the QA role. It is important to highlight the word “role”, since even though there is no QA professional inside the team, the process and activities to guarantee the quality are not neglected. The whole dev te...| The Club: Software Testing & Quality Engineering Community Forum | Ministry o...
Testing applications developed with AI coding tools is a unique experience—equal parts fascinating and frustrating. While these tools speed up code generation, the code they produce often lacks scalability, context integration, and overall quality. This makes the role of testers and quality engineers more critical than ever. In my post, “Testing AI-coded applications: practical tips for software testers”, I share real-world experiences from testing projects that relied on AI-generated c...| The Club: Software Testing & Quality Engineering Community Forum | Ministry o...