Check out tech happenings in the week of March 9-13. Microsoft Patch Tuesday leaves an unpatched security bug, VMware pivots to Kubernetes and Big Tech switches to remote work to ride out coronavirus fears.
Regression testing is software testing process applied to a system to make sure that minor changes in one part of the system do not impact the rest of the system. Here’s all about regression testing and its implementation techniques.
Security vulnerabilities are the unintended traits of a computing component that multiply the possibility of an adverse event. Click here to learn what security vulnerabilities are and how to address them in 2021.
Smoke testing checks basic software code at an early stage for severe failures or “catching fire.†Learn about the smoke testing process and its benefits.
Amazon wants you to debug application codebases using artificial intelligence-powered tools in its AWS BugBust Challenge.
Apple has failed to secure a “type confusion†vulnerability residing in the WebKit used in Safari browser on iOS and macOS.
This week Basecamps founder-duo hit a refresh on email with Hey but immediately after they debuted the privacy-focused subscription email service, the founders got into a showdown with Apple that mandated in-app purchases for all new users on iOS. Understandably, Basecamp developers refuse to be strong-armed into paying 15 to 30% commission.
Prioritize patching CVE-2022-1096, a critical zero-day vulnerability in Google Chrome whose exploit is available in the wild.
While black box software testing analyzes functionality but excludes internal design testing, white box testing covers internal workings too. Here are the key differences between black box and white box testing.
Microsoft released updates for several softwares to patch 129 vulnerabilities, 11 of whose severity was rated critical to system defenses.
