HUSTEF 2014 - Marko Kuisma & Szilárd Széll
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Describes a practical, repeatable bug hunt where an eight‑person testing team splits into four pairs, runs four 45‑minute rounds on dissimilar test systems, uses a chat tool and a referee to register suspicious findings, and deliberately seeds misconfigurations and concurrent disruptions. Results: three hours produce 50+ issues and 15 formal fault reports (four events yield 63 reports). Metrics count defects not severity; follow‑up uses normal fault workflows. time‑boxed competition misconfiguration seeding
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