Hi Phani,
The test which you are planning to do can be performed by writing
testcases for each service/API running with it.
Any ways Symbian has got some vulnerabilities and you can target the base.
apart this the upper layer application which is developed to perform some
data exchange/ assurance / etc.. can also be audited.
For Ex:
TC1 - Running Fake WebServer and check if the application
(Mobile) gives its identity and sensitive details.
If possible let me know your target platform/application and architecture,
will try to explore more in it.
Regards,
Srinivas Naik
On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Phani <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello Guys,
>
> I want some information regarding testing of an mobile based thick
> client application. The background of the application is ..
>
> - The application is developed in J2ME platform and it will be installed in
> Symbian S60 3rd edition Operating System only.
> - Authentication parameters are UN, PWD, IMEI & Mobile number.
> - The application in mobile will talk to the webserver running a web
> service over GPRS..
> - The data during transit is not encrypted because of the length
> constraint, instead it uses a custom encoding..
>
>
>
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