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Aiman B T Syed

Support Engineer ‑ Apex Digital 3.0

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Met Aiman

From Virtual to Real

30 Sep

A golden platter won't save quality, but we might

I’m excited to share that, alongside TeamMoT, we’ll be gathering 50 Leaders in Quality on September 30th. What looks like a one-day event is actually the beginning of a bigger journey: a committ...

9 Sep

Do we Stop or Abandon Software Testing?

From me to you! Hi all 👋 The title might seem little controversial, or so, when I first had this shared to be the topic of my presentation in 2018 at Conference held by MoT in Karachi Pakis...

6 Sep

Adaptive Quality Roadmap for Agile Teams

This is another take away from my Podcast "Leading with Quality". From me to you: A comprehensive guide outlines how to establish a practical and scalable Quality Roadmap that can be easily ad...

1 Sep

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5 signals that show test automation is shifting towards developers

Testing is shifting in a way where quality is increasingly everyone's responsibility

12 Sep

Sessions (1)

Aiman Syed: The solo quality roadmap

Navigate the challenges of being the only quality advocate by creating structure, sharing practices, and guiding your team toward collective responsibility.

4 Sep

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Sensitive Data Exposure Sensitive Data Exposure is a common web security vulnerability where applications expose sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, health records, or personal information due to poor security practices. Examples: Data sent over HTTP instead of HTTPS. Passwords stored in plain text. Weak or outdated encryption (e.g: using MD5 or SHA-1) instead use: bcrypt, scrypt, or Argon2 & salt. Data leakage via verbose error messages, logs, or browser storage. ❌ Insecure: storing plaintext password user_data = { "username": "aiman", "password": "mysecretpassword" } ✅ Secure: hash + salt the password import bcrypt, hashlib password = "mysecretpassword" salt = bcrypt.gensalt() hashed = bcrypt.hashpw(password, salt) username = "aiman" hashed_username = hashlib.sha256(username.encode()).hexdigest() I have known this vulnerability, taken the solution from internet 

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