Month: October 2011

If you don’t like your job, try trading tasks with other co-workers. Work takes a whole new meaning when you […]

I like how when I started this job they told me I would have a mentor to guide me through […]

Countless inputs, states, and code paths make it impossible to test everything. Not to mention constraints like different testing environments […]

I read a little today at work in the Book: Exploratory Software Testing by James A. Whittaker. It explains software […]

Today I worked on my security model. I spent a good amount of time creating goals and creating risks. OWASP Risk […]

Today I found a pretty big security flaw using Insecure Direct Object References and Cross Site Request Forgery. I am […]