in atm when we type password it displays password in encrypted
form *****.what kind of testing is this?

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in atm when we type password it displays password in encrypted form *****.what kind of testing is ..

Answer / mudaseer

it is security testing because the password should be displayed as **** for example my password is 1234 when i type 1234 it should be displayed as *****

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in atm when we type password it displays password in encrypted form *****.what kind of testing is ..

Answer / mudaseer

Security testing

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in atm when we type password it displays password in encrypted form *****.what kind of testing is ..

Answer / aj

security testing- testing a encrypted data comes under
security testing.

Check if the sensitive data such as password, credit card,
CVV numbers are getting encrypted or not can be defined as
security testing.

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in atm when we type password it displays password in encrypted form *****.what kind of testing is ..

Answer / monika

so .. what is the final one. acceptence or secuirty
testing. Can anyone confirm tis....

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in atm when we type password it displays password in encrypted form *****.what kind of testing is ..

Answer / saurabh

It performing verification.

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in atm when we type password it displays password in encrypted form *****.what kind of testing is ..

Answer / dipankar

What is meant by - 'What kind of testing is this'

The password when typed shouldn't be displayed on screen
preventing someone beside to read it, However, asterisks may
be displayed to provide feedback that the user learns the
typed character has been feed into the system.

What I have said is a requirements to the system, and
written in the System Requirements Specification Document.

We do Acceptance Testing to determine the system is working
fulfilling all the proposed requirements by the client/user.

So, you may say this is Acceptance Testing, however
Acceptance testing is done at the end of SDLC; and in real
development this is naturally tested by the developers team
during unit-testing.

Concluding, if asked in an interview the correct answer is
acceptance testing.

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