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How can I tell if a web page is secure?
The below takes you ssl.com aritcle on web page secure. This brilliantly written article answers almost everything you need to know bout how to tell if a website is secure. http://info.ssl.com/Article... Also read the below releated articles on subject: http://www.iisfaq.com/defau... http://www.lloydstsb.com/se... [click 'check a site certificate' link at the end of description] Below article explains the process of procuring and installing...
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Posted On Thursday, August 23, 2007 4:29 AM | Feedback (2) | Filed Under [ Web Testing ]

HTTP Error Codes
HTTP Error Codes Information Codes Error # Error Code Description 100 Continue The request was successful. The process can now continue. 101 Switching Protocols The request for the server to switch protocols was accepted, such as a switch from ftp to http. Success Codes Error # Error Code Description 200 OK The item requested of the server is available (keep in mind, available, not accepted or completed). 201 Created A new address has been created through the use of form posting, perl, cgi, etc....
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Posted On Thursday, October 06, 2005 9:39 AM | Feedback (4) | Filed Under [ Web Testing ]

Guidelines and Checklist for Website Testing
1. Functionality: 1.1 Links Objective is to check for all the links in the website. 1.1.1 All Internal Links 1.1.2 All External Links 1.1.3 All mail to links 1.1.4 Check for orphan Pages 1.1.5 Check for Broken Links 1.2 Forms Test for the integrity of submission of all forms. 1.2.1 All Field Level Checks 1.2.2 All Field Level Validations. 1.2.3 Functionality of Create, Modify, Delete & View. 1.2.4 Handling of Wrong inputs (Both client & Server) 1.2.5 Default Values if any 1.2.6 Optional versus...
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Posted On Wednesday, December 22, 2004 3:55 PM | Feedback (29) | Filed Under [ Web Testing ]

Top 10 most critical Web application security problems
A list of the top 10 most critical Web application security problems is available from the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP), an open Source community project that develops tools and documentation to help organizations secure Web applications and Web services. The groups says the list combines its members' collective knowledge and should help organizations focus on the most serious vulnerabilities. They represent equal risks to network security, and you should give them the same degree...
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Posted On Friday, August 06, 2004 4:14 PM | Feedback (0) | Filed Under [ Web Testing ]

Testing Your Web Application
Testing Your Web Application A Quick 10-Step Guide by Krishen Kota Interested in a quick checklist for testing a web application? The following 10 steps cover the most critical items that I have found important in making sure a web application is ready to be deployed. Depending on size, complexity, and corporate policies, modify the following steps to meet your specific testing needs. Step 1 - Objectives Make sure to establish your testing objectives up front and make sure they are measurable. It...
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Posted On Friday, June 11, 2004 12:15 PM | Feedback (29) | Filed Under [ Web Testing ]

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