QAstell Information

QAstell is a security audit library that integrates directly into your Playwright tests, Puppeteer scripts, Cypress tests, or Selenium WebDriver automation. It scans your web application for common security vulnerabilities and misconfigurations as part of your regular testing workflow. With 250+ security rules across 48 categories, QAstell checks for issues like: - Missing or misconfigured security headers (CSP, X-Frame-Options, etc.) - Unsafe form configurations (autocomplete on passwords, missing CSRF tokens) - Insecure external links (missing rel="noopener") - Mixed content warnings - Inline event handlers (XSS vectors) - Sensitive data exposure in HTML comments - And many more... QAstell enables security shift-left by integrating security checks directly into your existing tests. This means: - SDETs and QA engineers can identify potential security issues during regular test runs - Developers get immediate feedback when they introduce security regressions - Security teams can focus on complex, application-specific vulnerabilities instead of chasing common misconfigurations. Trivia: The Name: Defense is universal. Castle in English, Kastell in German, Castell in Welsh, Castel in Romanian – all from Latin castellum, the fortress that protects what matters. QAstell brings that same principle to test automation: a fortress built into your CI/CD pipeline. Fortify your defenses, start FREE!