Web Application Security: The Truth About White Box Testing Vs. Black Box Testing
Source: Cenzic
This paper explores the role of white box vs. black box testing. White box testing technologies have a definite but limited use and value. From a Web application security perspective it must be understood that significant blind spots come with white box testing. Ultimately white box testing is not sufficient to secure applications: simply put organizations that rely solely on white box technologies will be exposed to vulnerabilities in their applications, thus making it an ineffectual method of testing real-world risks. This paper will demonstrate black box or dynamic testing is ultimately the appropriate solution for "Truly" securing Web applications.
| Format: | Size: | 188.17 | |
| Date: | May 2009 |
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