Project Name: Online Banking Application
Version: 2.3.1
Date: October 7, 2050
Prepared by: [Your Name]
Test Lead: Rocky Orn
This report provides an overview of the testing activities conducted for the Online Banking Application version 2.3.1. The purpose of this report is to summarize the testing outcomes, highlight any defects found, and provide recommendations for further action.
Test Start Date: September 25, 2050
Test End Date: October 5, 2050
Total Test Cases: 7
Test Cases Executed: 7
Pass Rate: 71%
Fail Rate: 29%
Blocked Test Cases: 0
The objectives of the testing were to ensure that:
The software meets the specified requirements for online banking transactions.
The software is free of critical defects that could impact user experience.
The software performs as expected under normal and peak load conditions.
Hardware: Dell PowerEdge R740, 32GB RAM, Intel Xeon CPU
Software: Windows Server 2019, Chrome 117, Firefox 95
Network Configuration: 1 Gbps Ethernet, testing under various network conditions
Test Case ID | Description | Status | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
TC001 | User Login Functionality | Pass | N/A |
TC002 | Fund Transfer Validation | Fail | Error message not displayed as expected |
TC003 | Transaction History Retrieval | Pass | N/A |
TC004 | Password Reset Functionality | Fail | SMS code not sent for verification |
TC005 | Multi-Factor Authentication | Pass | N/A |
TC006 | Account Balance Display | Pass | N/A |
TC007 | Logout Functionality | Fail | Session not terminated after logout |
Defect ID | Description | Severity | Status | Assigned To |
---|---|---|---|---|
DEF001 | Error message not displayed on fund transfer | Major | Open | Mike Johnson |
DEF002 | SMS code not sent for password reset | Critical | In Progress | Sarah Lee |
DEF003 | Session not terminated after logout | Major | Open | Alex Brown |
The testing of the Online Banking Application version 2.3.1 has revealed several critical and major defects that need to be addressed before the software can be considered ready for production. A follow-up testing cycle is recommended once the defects have been resolved, particularly for issues related to user authentication and session management.
Prioritize fixing critical and major defects identified during testing, especially those affecting transaction security and user access.
Conduct a retest of the affected areas post-fix.
Consider additional exploratory testing to identify any other potential issues.
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