Mohammed Kharma-A flexible framework for quality assurance and testing of software
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This document introduces a new flexible framework for testing and quality assurance of software. The framework allows for easy extension of testing environments. It represents target software using an XML document containing inputs, outputs, execution time, and expected return values. The framework includes modules for analysis, a testing manager, and web service APIs that can be extended via plug-ins. It was created to serve future global testing needs in a flexible manner.
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Steganography is the science that involves
communicating secret information in an appropriate
carrier so no one apart from the sender and the recipient
even can recognize that there is hidden
information. Steganography is the art of hiding
messages inside unsuspicious medium such as images,
videos, various types of files…etc. It's a method to
establish a secure communication channel between two
parties. The purpose of steganography is to hide the
existence of a message from an eavesdropper or third
parties. Steganalysis is the branch of data processing
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retrieval of message hidden. In this paper we present
enhanced implementation for Steganography algorithm,
an algorithm that we claim to be safe, built over DCT
(Discrete Cosine Transformation) frequency
domain mutation[12], the algorithm uses error reductive
measurements such as pattern matching to obtain
a reasonable a better image quality by reducing number
of changes that steganography algorithm made during
the embedding process.
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- Software development cycle pass in many stage ,market research ,gathering requirement, analysis, design, implementation (coding), testing, deployment, Maintenance and bug fixing
- Our objective statements come from thinking about model that easy used and extended by wide domain area.