Aiman B T Syed
Quality Lead
She/Her
I am Open to CV Reviews, Mentor, Speak, Teach, Write
A Quality coach & mentor for almost 9 years in software testing with diverse cultural and industries exposure, who is obsessed with one simple question - "How will end users find our product?!"
Achievements
Certificates
Level up your software testing and quality engineering skills with the credibility of a Ministry of Testing certification.
Activity
earned:
Thanks for taking part in our unofficial 'thanks' challenge.
thanked contributors on:
Identify blind spots created by AI-driven testing and prevent false confidence in testing outcomes
earned:
Back to the basics: Rethinking how we use AI in testing
awarded Konstantinos Konstantakopoulos for:
Back to the basics: Rethinking how we use AI in testing
liked:
Quality people in the MoTaverse have influence and impact
Contributions
From Virtual to Real
Testing is shifting in a way where quality is increasingly everyone's responsibility
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...
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...
Navigate the challenges of being the only quality advocate by creating structure, sharing practices, and guiding your team toward collective responsibility.
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...
We may call Human-Centric testing (Manual, experience based, heuristics, context dependant)
There’s a recurring conversation in our industry that human involvement in testing might become obsole...
Disclaimer: Just for fun purposes!
Given the on going conversations and trends.
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Weak or outdated encryption (e.g: using MD5 or SHA-1) instead use: bcrypt, scrypt, or Argon2 & salt.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
From my journey to yours!
Back in 2016 I joined the Software Industry,
With full of hopes and to take Quality a up notch,
Stakes were high, time was less,
Findings issues & sitting lat...
Honored to have been invited to a Podcast with the CEO herself in Leading with Quality series. Where we sat and talk about the reality of Quality, how it should or may look like and most importantl...
You can now earn a Community Star when you start a Club post.
Coming soon you will also earn a star when you contribute to a Club post too.
I'm also taking this opportunity to thank Simon, J...
