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Android · Jun 4, 2026
A simple practical explanation of SELinux in Android: mandatory access control, domains, contexts, app sandboxing, enforcing mode, audit logs, and what it means for QA and Android security research.
Android · Jun 3, 2026
A practical Android guide explaining how adb shell helps with app testing, debugging, emulator control, logs, packages, permissions, network checks, screenshots, file access, and mobile security research.
Localization · May 30, 2026
A modern look at localization and internationalization mistakes: hardcoded strings, weak backend support, missing context for translators, broken RTL layouts, and teams that treat L10N as an afterthought.
Software Testing · May 30, 2026
A practical look at why QA engineers can move into cybersecurity more naturally than many people think, and how testing experience becomes a real advantage in AppSec, pentesting, and security analysis.
AppleScript · May 29, 2026
A modernized look at AppleScript: simple macOS automation, shell commands, Finder workflows, dialogs, UI scripting, and practical testing-related use cases.
QA · May 29, 2026
A personal look at teaching QA, why generic testing courses often fail, and why real mentorship, practice, and readiness matter more than certificates.
Accessibility · May 28, 2026
A practical, updated guide to mobile accessibility testing: screen readers, labels, focus order, contrast, keyboard support, WCAG 2.2, and why accessibility should be part of the whole development process.
QA · May 28, 2026
A modern QA checklist for testing push notifications: cold start, warm start, permissions, notification channels, localization, time zones, logout behavior, multi-account flows, and failure states.
API Testing · May 27, 2026
A short practical guide for test engineers who want to understand REST API testing with Postman: requests, parameters, authorization, assertions, and running collections from the command line.
Maestro · May 26, 2026
A neutral and practical introduction to Maestro as a YAML-based UI automation tool for mobile and web testing, including use cases, strengths, limitations, and when it makes sense.
QA · May 20, 2026
A short personal article about real software testing work: unfinished features, design gaps, missed deadlines, QA teamwork, and why AI still does not replace test engineers.
Android · Mar 27, 2026
A short practical article about what reverse engineering Android apps reveals: hardcoded secrets, weak storage, risky logging, network mistakes, and why Android security is not only about permissions.