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Revision as of 15:50, 26 June 2015
Here is a list of suggested tools & resources
Performance and Load-Testing Tools
- Performance-testing Tools:
- Load-testing Tools:
- HTML5 Validator
- https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Load_Testing
- Apache Bench
- AMO load tests
- Siege
- JMeter
- POSTing repeated and/or random input to a website/application
- Doesn't do JavaScript on its own
- Grinder
- NetSparker Community Edition
- Fuzz-testing (first and foremost)
- Server stress-testing (up to 200requests/second)
- Community Edition doesn't do authenticated sessions
- Unless you're stress-testing (in which case, please let IT/NetOps know ahead of time), then set the throttle to 3 or 4
- Link-checkers:
- W3C's Link Checker
- Xenu Windows link-checking app
- Tool lists
Security
- Web QA Security Checklist
- Burp Suite; proxy for testing security
- OWASP
- WebGoat security-learning tool
- Scanners/Fuzzers:
- XSS Me
- SQL Inject Me
- Netsparker Community Edition
- PowerFuzzer Windows fuzzing tool
- Acunetix Community Edition scanner
Infrastructure / Server Info
Internal access only