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The validate method of the net.sf.hippopotam.presentation.field.validator.PhoneValidator class returns true for phone numbers with invalid characters such as '\0' and invalid format, for example accepts string: [00000000.
2009-10-30 03:36:18 UTC in Hippopotam Java Presentation Layer
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The validate of the jr.validator.InternationalPhoneNumberValidator accepts
(1) phone numbers with invalid characters such as \0
(2) phone numbers with invalid format such as 000.0)-.+ (...
2009-10-30 03:29:51 UTC in redshed
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The validate method of the org.strecks.validator.CreditCardValidator class returns true for null and empty credit card values.
2009-10-30 02:56:28 UTC in Strecks
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The credit card validator i.e., the validate() method of the jr.validator.CreditCardChecksumValidator class does not guard invalid inputs such as 1800\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0. Also does not check for valid issuer identifier.
2009-10-30 02:08:39 UTC in redshed
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The validate method of the org.jwarp.service.param.CreditCardValidator class does not check for the valid issuer identifier (the first 2 or 3 digits). For example, the validator accepts a credit card number starting with 50, when no credit card starting with 50 can be valid.
2009-10-30 01:45:43 UTC in JWarp component framework
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Testing Category: Unit testing of Core.Util.
2009-10-05 02:44:25 UTC in NUnit .Net unit testing framework
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Class: ServerUtilityTests
Method: CanGetTcpChannelOnSpecifiedPort
Testing category: Unit testing of Util.Core component
Assertion violation when the port number is 0, returns a default port value of 50466 in that case. Is it a defect?.
2009-10-05 02:43:49 UTC in NUnit .Net unit testing framework
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Class: NunitRegistry
Method: TestClearRoutines
Testing Category: Unit Testing of Core.Util
When adding a key with the same name, the key is overwritten without a notice. Might not be a problem from the system level.
2009-10-05 02:42:16 UTC in NUnit .Net unit testing framework
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Class: RegistrySettingsStorage
Method(s): SaveSetting, MakeChildStorage
Description: When invalid string values such as “\0” or “.” are passed as arguments to these methods, there is no invalid-char-check before call to RegistryKey.CreateSubKey system method.
2009-10-05 02:36:56 UTC in NUnit .Net unit testing framework
