Category: Test case documentation – QA

Test case documents

Why Use Swagger?

Swagger is a powerful tool in API development for several reasons: Interactive Documentation: It automatically generates clear, interactive API documentation, reducing manual effort and ensuring users can easily explore and test the API. Design-First Approach: Developers can define the API structure before coding, promoting better planning and collaboration. Code Generation: It speeds up development by… Continue reading Why Use Swagger?

Swagger-OpenAPI Specification (OAS)

Swagger, now officially known as the OpenAPI Specification (OAS), is a widely-used, open-source framework for designing, building, documenting, and testing RESTful APIs. It provides a standardized way to describe APIs, making it easier for developers, testers, and consumers to understand and interact with them. The core of Swagger is the OpenAPI Specification, a machine-readable format… Continue reading Swagger-OpenAPI Specification (OAS)

Apidog

Designed for developers, testers, and QA professionals, Apidog integrates the functionalities of tools like Postman, Swagger, and JMeter into a single, unified solution. This all-in-one approach eliminates the need to switch between multiple tools for tasks such as API design, debugging, documentation, mocking, and testing, making it an efficient choice for teams working on complex… Continue reading Apidog

Gru.ai

Gru.ai is an advanced AI testing tool designed to enhance software testing through intelligent automation. It assists with coding, testing, debugging, and building algorithms, making it a versatile solution for developers and QA teams. Gru.ai is built to be professional, reliable, and focused on delivering high-quality results, particularly in unit testing and bug fixing. Key… Continue reading Gru.ai

Fuzz Testing

Fuzz testing, or fuzzing, is an automated security testing technique that involves sending random, unexpected, malformed, or invalid inputs to a system to identify vulnerabilities, crashes, or unexpected behavior. It is commonly used for security testing of applications, APIs, and systems. Key Objectives of Fuzz Testing: Detect buffer overflows, crashes, memory leaks Identify SQL injection,… Continue reading Fuzz Testing

Fuzz Testing Tools

Fuzz testing tools help in automating the process of generating unexpected inputs and monitoring system behavior for vulnerabilities. Below are some of the most commonly used fuzz testing tools, categorized based on their functionality: 1. AFL (American Fuzzy Lop) 🔹 One of the most popular mutation-based fuzzers. 🔹 Uses genetic algorithms to modify test cases… Continue reading Fuzz Testing Tools

AFL (American Fuzzy Lop)

AFL (American Fuzzy Lop) is a mutation-based fuzzing tool designed for automated security testing of software applications. It helps identify vulnerabilities like buffer overflows, memory corruption, and crashes in compiled programs. 🔹 Key Features: Uses genetic algorithms to generate inputs that maximize code coverage. Supports instrumentation to analyze execution paths and detect vulnerabilities. Works with… Continue reading AFL (American Fuzzy Lop)

Boofuzz

Boofuzz is a network protocol fuzzing tool, used for testing TCP, HTTP, FTP, DNS, and custom protocols. It is an improved version of the SPIKE fuzzer and helps identify security flaws in network-connected applications. 🔹 Key Features: Supports stateful fuzzing (for multi-step interactions like authentication). Provides automated payload generation to test different inputs. Can be… Continue reading Boofuzz

API Testing vs UI Testing

When testing software, both API testing and UI testing play critical roles in ensuring a system works as expected. While UI testing focuses on the user interface, API testing ensures that the backend logic and data processing function correctly. Ignoring either one can lead to missed bugs, poor performance, or an inconsistent user experience. Let’s… Continue reading API Testing vs UI Testing