It consists of a set of robustness tests based on invalid web service call parameters.
In fact it was frequently observed that, when in presence of an invalid input, some services disclose not only development information (e.g., a tacktrace wrapped in an exception thrown at an unexpected point), but also more critical information (e.g., the partial directory structure of a hard-drive which represents a security issue).
First, there is the immediate and unavoidable cost of the software development process, and second, there is the risk of the service generating "invalid" artefacts.
As the fleet could not spare men to man her, the 223-strong prize crew was made up of men pressed in the Caribbean, principally invalids unfit for frontline service.
What the Court now does is to make the present conviction do service for the invalid conviction for her first refusal to testify.
In fact, the state refers to the service as an "invalid coach". But on three days spent following M.J. vans over several months, a Times reporter found that almost all of the company's passengers walked easily, without assistance.
Frequently, some kind of authentication mechanism is necessary for application service to prevent invalid access without authority.
The approach proposed in this paper consists of a set of robustness tests (i.e., invalid malicious and non-malicious service call parameters) that are applied during execution in order to observe robustness problems of the Web service itself, including security problems resulting from robustness failures.
Vonage argued that Verizon's patents were invalid and that Vonage's services were built on technology it either developed itself or licensed from other companies.
Smith constructed barracks and gun batteries and manned the islands with 500 sailors and Royal Marines, including a large proportion of men unfit for ship-board service, described as "invalids".
