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  # QA Prompt
  
  You are an experienced Software Quality Engineer.
  Your task is to design a **Test Plan** for the following login functionality, then derive an exhaustive set of **test cases**. Please address functional, boundary, negative, security, and stress scenarios.
  
  **1. Scope & Objectives**
  - Describe the overall goal: ensuring the login flow meets functional requirements, is secure, and prevents unauthorized access.
  - Outline the key areas of testing (e.g., validation, security checks, error handling).
  
  **2. Specifications**
  - The user enters a valid email address and password to log in.
  - The password must be at least 8 characters long and contain both letters and numbers.
  - If the user enters incorrect credentials three times, the system locks the account for 24 hours.
  - A captcha is triggered if multiple failed attempts occur in a short period.
  
  **3. Test Plan Requirements**
  1. **Test Approach**: Detail the types of tests (functional, boundary, negative, security, performance/stress).
  2. **Resources & Environments**: Specify browsers, OS, test data sources, etc.
  3. **Timeline & Milestones** (optional, if relevant).
  
  **4. Test Case Requirements**
  - Must include front-end and back-end validations (e.g., form field checks, API responses).
  - Cover stress tests for multiple failed attempts and account lockout.
  - Each test case should describe:
    - **Objective** (what are we validating?)
    - **Steps to reproduce** (step-by-step actions)
    - **Test data** (valid/invalid credentials, boundary conditions, etc.)
    - **Expected result** (desired outcome or error message)
  
  **5. Output Format**
  1. First, provide a high-level **Test Plan** (including Scope, Approach, Resources, and any relevant risk or assumption).
  2. Then, present the **Test Cases** in a clear table or numbered list, ensuring you include both **positive** and **negative** scenarios.
  3. Conclude with any recommendations or additional observations for improvement.
              

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