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If you're a developer who uses JavaScript or if you know one who does, Bryan Sullivan's got some advice for you. Take a few moments to acquaint yourself with the dangers of eval and its related functions, and learn to better secure your applications from attackers. In this article, he compares the command to other major security issues like buffer overflows, SQL injection, and cross-site scripting. |
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Web Seminar: Practical Testing and Evolution: An Enterprise-wide Automation Framework
Test automation efforts are created, stumble, and die. Most often this is the result of misconceived perceptions of the effort and resources necessary to implement a successful, long-lasting automation framework. ThoughtWorks test automation experts, Jeff Rogers and Kristan Vingrys, provide guiding principles for developing long-term automation strategies including what to automate, setting reasonable automation strategies and goals, and how to evolve your test suites over time. Join us Tuesday, December 3 at 2 p.m. ET. Register today.
Download: IBM Software Delivery InFocus Series
A well-rounded and effective test data management (TDM) strategy can rapidly reduce inefficiencies, help extract greater value from expensive data, and make validated test data available in an organized, secure, consistent, and controlled manner. By using the right test data and test data management strategy, QA teams increase the reliability of testing. This paper addresses how to ensure that the business invests in software product line automation and processes for managing software variations that are aligned to product delivery, steps involved in the construction of a good test data management strategy, and actions taken to align the software. Download this complimentary white paper from IBM.
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| Software Analysis: A Recommended Approach.
Change happens. It‘s a fact of life. This fact is nowhere more evident than in the software industry. Software products rarely remain unchanged for long. They are ever evolving, growing, and adapting as software developers in every shop hammer out product updates, enhancements, customizations, and fixes. Managers need reliable, objective representations to better manage resources and to pare and streamline testing. Software change analysis provides such an approach. Download this complimentary white paper from McCabe.
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Getting New Agile Teams into Flow
By Jean Tabaka
Jean Tabaka considers "flow," a term borrowed from the lean thinking world, to be a core discipline for guiding new agile teams. In this week's...Read on
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Food for Thought
By Michael Bolton
Ideas about testing can come from many different and unexpected sources, including reductionism, agrononomy, cognitive psychology, mycology, and...Read on
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