If the answer to the above questions is ‘Yes’, your application will fail to perform as expected. Under such cases, you need to optimize the internal structure of your application so that it performs well. To test for the errors in the internal structure opt for white-box testing.
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The white box testing technique focuses on the internal structure of the application. We at Precise Testing Solution verify that the internal operations of the system are performed according to the specifications. As a part of white box testing, we report logical, design, and syntax errors to alert our customers in case of any possible inconsistencies in the application.
White Box testing also called structural testing is a kind of testing where test cases are designed based on the logic used to build the application. Though the testing team often deals with black box testing where the tester is not required to know the internal code of the system, the tester may also be required to test the application code to check for issues, thus using the white box testing techniques.
Our testers at Precise Testing Solution solution conduct white-box testing in the following basic steps-
Our testers are armed with the knowledge of programming languages used in coding the applications. We are therefore able to locate potential failure scenarios in the code.
We are equipped with the knowledge of secure coding practices and can report security vulnerabilities so that the application can be prevented from deliberate malicious attacks by hackers, and accidental injection of bad code by inexperienced users.
We perform code reviews to check for code coverage. We make sure all the segments, loops, and decisions are verified.
As a part of white-box testing, our testers report logical, design, and syntax errors.
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Though unit testing is done by developers, we being independent testers can also help you in this. Our testers are equipped with programming language knowledge and can help in identifying the bugs at the early stages of SDLC. Issues discovered at this stage are cheaper and easy to fix.
Penetration testing, also called Pen Testing involves attacking the system code to evaluate the security of the system. The test penetrates the cyber defense system of the organization and tries to safely exploit the vulnerabilities. Our testers have complete information about the source code, network and IP addresses, and servers on which the application runs. They find out at which points the application is likely to face attacks and work on those areas so that the application is protected from exploitation by hackers.
In Mutation testing, our testers change a particular part of the source code. The test suite should be able to detect this modification. These artificial defects can identify the loopholes in the test suite and provide suggestions for additional tests.
Memory leaks cause the application to run slower. Our testing team helps in locating the memory leaks in the application. We make sure that the developers follow the best coding standards.