|
|
|
|
|
by onlyrealcuzzo
26 days ago
|
|
> I though that for anything security-related (like the author's project) testing against adversarial input would be be a prominent part. They might have a different definition of adversarial than you. > My tests for quite pedestrian APIs often contain adversarial input of obvious shapes. This doesn't seem like what I would call adversarial. This seems like standard negative testing or boundary value analysis - which I would be shocked if they didn't do. |
|