Ananya Pawar

How can I resolve the error of stale element reference: element is not attached to the page document

Add a break at the end of this statement in case of the error of stale element reference : element is not attached to the page document. if(sample.getText().equals(data)){ sample.click(); break; }

QA Testing

Answered Apr 25, 2022 · 798 Views Read answer →

Is silktest a good automation tool?

It depends. SilkTest, like most expensive commercial testing packages, is used mainly in large corporate companies. If this is where you want to grow then sure it is fine to learn it. I think test automation skills transfer between frameworks and tools. The fundamentals are the same. If you have a hard time learning…

QA Testing

Answered Apr 25, 2022 · 479 Views Read answer →

If I receive the authentication failed message in Github desktop, what should I do?

Steps to fix the error of Github desktop authentication failed : Remove repo from GitHub Desktop Logout from your github account [File > Options] File > Add Local Repository Repository > Repository Settings and change to https URL [Important tweek] It started working back for me.

Cyber Security

Answered Apr 21, 2022 · 762 Views Read answer →

Is there a way to handle ElementNotInteractableException?

ElementNotInteractableException ElementNotInteractableException is the W3C exception which is thrown to indicate that although an element is present on the HTML DOM, it is not in a state that can be interacted with. Reasons & Solutions : The reason for ElementNotInteractableException to occur can be numerous.Temporary…

Cyber Security

Answered Apr 20, 2022 · 616 Views Read answer →

Can developers add React IDs to an app?

Indeed, React ID is used to do DOM manipulation and they should not be touched. However, one can create any other attribute:render () { return ( {this.props.title} ); } Note: Selenium would not be the most appropriate tool to deal with React apps. For testing the React app itself, something as Enzyme allows you to…

Cyber Security

Answered Apr 20, 2022 · 551 Views Read answer →

Does the clickjacking test safeguards us from attacks?

It's not really incorrect, but it only accounts for the clickjacking test defence script that is mentioned on the page. It does not take into account the X-FRAME-OPTIONS header defence. If you perform that test there are a couple of things that could happen: The clickjack text disappears: This means that there is a…

Cyber Security

Answered Apr 20, 2022 · 660 Views Read answer →

How are SSH_known hosts different from SSH_authorized keys?

The SSH_known hosts file lets the client authenticate the server, to check that it isn't connecting to an impersonator. The authorized_keys file lets the server authenticate the user. Server authentication One of the first things that happens when the SSH connection is being established is that the server sends its…

Cyber Security

Answered Apr 7, 2022 · 759 Views Read answer →

How is netcat different from nmap banner grab?

tcpdump & wireshark You can quickly rule out tcpdump and wireshark since both are used for packet captures. While banners could be grabbed by obtaining full packet captures, an encrypted stream circumvents it. Having access to the private key could decrypt the encrypted stream but not feasible for this question. It's…

Cyber Security

Answered Apr 5, 2022 · 1.0K Views Read answer →

When can I use HMAC?

HMAC is a computed "signature" often sent along with some data. The HMAC is used to verify (authenticate) that the data has not been altered or replaced. Here is a metaphor: You are going to mail a package to Sarah which contains a photograph. You expect her to open the package and view the photograph. At some point…

Cyber Security

Answered Apr 5, 2022 · 574 Views Read answer →

Is teredo UPNP in my router a backdoor?

All this is quite simple to work around, just turn Teredo off. From 'Accessories', run 'Command Prompt' with a right-click 'run as Administrator', then when you get the command prompt, type in: netsh interface teredo set state disable then exit and close the CMD prompt window. You will need a reboot to effect the…

Cyber Security

Answered Apr 1, 2022 · 523 Views Read answer →

Is teredo UPNP in my router a backdoor?

All this is quite simple to work around, just turn Teredo off. From 'Accessories', run 'Command Prompt' with a right-click 'run as Administrator', then when you get the command prompt, type in: netsh interface teredo set state disable then exit and close the CMD prompt window. You will need a reboot to effect the…

Cyber Security

Answered Apr 1, 2022 · 806 Views Read answer →

Explain in detail about the Xfinity wifi Mac address.

Regarding the Xfinity wifi Mac address, It looks like this is a known vulnerability, aka CVE-2017-9475. The National Vulnerability Database currently assigns this a CVSS 3.0 score of "5.9 - Medium", but claims the "attack complexity" (AC) is "high". However, CVSS 3.0 only provides two values for AC anyway -- either…

Cyber Security

Answered Apr 1, 2022 · 997 Views Read answer →