GreyBoxTesting
Grey-box testing is a software testing approach that lies between white-box testing and black-box testing. Testers have partial knowledge of the internal structure of the application, such as design documents, architectural diagrams, or limited access to source code or internal modules. This partial knowledge is used to plan and execute tests that target interfaces, data flows, and integration points while still validating visible behavior against requirements.
The approach aims to combine the strengths of both white-box and black-box testing. By leveraging insider information
Techniques and practices commonly associated with grey-box testing include boundary value analysis at interfaces, data-flow testing,
Limitations of grey-box testing include incomplete coverage of internal logic compared to pure white-box methods and
Typical environments for grey-box testing include mid-stage development, integration and system testing workflows, and regulatory contexts