Month: August 2023

Active Directory (AD) is a directory service developed by Microsoft that serves as a central hub for managing and organizing network resources, including users, computers, groups, and other network-related objects. It provides a structured and hierarchical framework for administering and securing these resources in a Windows-based network environment. Here are some key features and components… Continue reading Active directory and its features

Mail security solutions, also known as email security solutions, are designed to protect email communications from various threats, including malware, phishing attacks, spam, and unauthorized access. These solutions employ a combination of techniques to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of email messages. Here’s how mail security solutions generally work: Filtering and Scanning: Antivirus Scanning:… Continue reading Mail security solutions

Fuzz testing, also known as fuzzing, is a dynamic software testing technique that involves sending a large volume of random, unexpected, or invalid inputs to a software application in order to identify vulnerabilities, crashes, and unexpected behaviors. Fuzz testing is particularly effective in finding security vulnerabilities and can reveal issues that might not be identified… Continue reading Fuzz Testing

Crowdsourced testing is a method for performing software testing that makes use of a broad and dispersed collection of outside testers, also known as “crowd testers,” to carry out testing tasks. In order to test software programs in a variety of real-world scenarios, devices, and surroundings, this approach draws on the pooled experience of a… Continue reading Crowdsourced Testing