Pesticide Paradox The phenomenon that the more you test software, the more immune it becomes to your tests - just as insects eventually build up resistance and the pesticide no longer works. [Beizer] from: https://strazzere.blogspot.com/p/testing-terms-glossary.html
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Answered Apr 29, 2022
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I think using selenium.webdriver.support.ui.Select is the cleanest way for selenium select dropdown python: from selenium import webdriver from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import Selectb = webdriver.Firefox() # navigate to the page select = Select(b.find_element_by_id(....)) print select.options print [o.text for o…
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Answered Apr 26, 2022
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Navigate To: project properties => Java Build Path => Libraries => Selenium-java-2.42.2.jar Select Selenium-java-2.xx.x.jar & Expand it. You will see the selenium Javadocs location option. Select it and click on the Edit button. On the next window add http://seleniumhq.github.io/selenium/docs/api/java/ link in javadoc…
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Answered Apr 21, 2022
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SitePrism gives you a simple, clean and semantic DSL for describing your site using the Page Object Model pattern, for use with Capybara in automated acceptance testing. Before we go into SitePrism, let’s talk about page objects, because page objects are central to understanding the philosophy behind SitePrism. A Page…
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Answered Apr 20, 2022
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You can't get phone numbers for google verification I can now send you a code from any number/any name I want and you would probably believe it came from Google. When you try to input the code I sent you to the 2FA it will not work verifying that I am indeed not Google.EDIT: For anyone reading this in 2020 Google's…
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Answered Apr 18, 2022
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Regarding the Amazon prime $10 credit email, Some Scammers are actually addressing the actual 'senders address' as CC, so your email program actually displays the CC instead of the senders-address. So you may need to click on the Addresses-Bar to see the sender (or post a photo of the sender?) - scammers got a little…
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Answered Apr 18, 2022
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Key encipherment means that the key in the certificate is used to encrypt another cryptographic key (which is not part of the application data). This is used within TLS in the RSA key exchange, where the pre-master secret (from which the symmetric encryption key is derived) is generated by the client, then encrypted…
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Answered Apr 18, 2022
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Your question - Is linux more secure than windows can be answered as - There are several reasons why Windows is so heavily inflated with anti-virus products. (I am pointing to out-of-the-box (OOTB) experiences). Windows users are, by default, local administrators, so any social engineering done on Windows can usually…
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Answered Apr 15, 2022
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Using [Jason, :, 502, :, aad3c435b514a4eeaad3b935b51304fe, :, c46b9e588fa0d112de6f59fd6d58eae3, :, :, as the example Jason is the user name 502 is the relative identifier (500 is an administrator, 502 here is a kerberos account.) (adsecurity.org/?p=483) aad3c435b514a4eeaad3b935b51304f is the LM hash…
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Answered Apr 14, 2022
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You asked - How to get Mac address from IP - If you are on the same network you can open up a Terminal: ping your_ip_address hit Ctrl-C on the keyboard to stop pinging then do a: arp -a a list should appear, look for the ip you just pinged and next to it is the MAC address of the device.
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Answered Apr 14, 2022
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Okay, so, technically, you're never 100% safe. Yes, there could be attempted attacks on your text editor/ASCII viewer. Yes, someone could have somehow magically snuck a DLL into your temporary directory in order to mess with MS Notepad delay loading. But in practice, when you receive an email attachment HTML file in a…
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Answered Apr 14, 2022
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Regarding the .php virus, it all comes down to the credentials that that PHP code is running with on the server. If the apache2 process running that PHP code is running as www-root, the damage that this script can do goes to the extent of what www-root can access, which would typically mean all of the /var/www/…
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Answered Apr 7, 2022
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