Static black-box testing involves examination the specification and looking for problems before they get written into the software.
Dynamic black-box testing involves testing the software without knowing how it works.
Static white-box testing involves examining the details of the written code through formal reviews and inspections.
Dynamic white-box testing involves testing the software when you can see how it works and basing your tests on that information.
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