reachability-analysis
Safeguard articles tagged "reachability-analysis" — guides, analysis, and best practices for software supply chain and application security.
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ASP.NET Core vulnerability trends
A data-driven look at ASP.NET Core's recurring CVE patterns — DoS in Kestrel/SignalR, deserialization bugs, and NuGet supply chain risk — and how to triage what matters.
Most vulnerable PHP frameworks report
A data-driven look at CVEs across Laravel, Symfony, CodeIgniter, Yii2 & ThinkPHP reveals which PHP frameworks carry the most real-world exploitation risk.
Drupal module vulnerability trends
Contributed modules drive most Drupal risk today. Here's what the advisory trends show — and how reachability analysis changes triage.
When CVSS Scoring Misleads Severity Context
Only 2-6% of published CVEs are ever exploited in the wild, yet a much larger share carry CVSS 7.0+ scores — a gap that quietly wrecks patch prioritization.
Cargo crate vulnerability trends report
RustSec advisories rose 38% year-over-year as crates.io passed 195,000 packages. A breakdown of where Cargo's supply-chain risk is concentrated in 2026.
Rust supply chain security landscape
Rust's crates.io has topped 170,000 packages and real attacks are following. Here's what's changed and how security teams should respond.
Common Go module vulnerability patterns and how govulncheck helps
Two real CVEs in Go's path/filepath package and a growing SSRF problem in webhook handlers show why Go's safety guarantees don't cover application logic.
Malicious VS Code extensions report
150+ malicious VS Code extensions have been pulled from marketplaces since 2024. Here's how the attacks work — and how to defend against them.
Terraform Registry module vulnerability trends
Registry-wide analysis shows a rising share of Terraform modules carry stale provider pins and insecure defaults — here's what's driving it and how to respond.
Homebrew formula security incidents
A timeline of Homebrew formula security incidents — from the 2018 Jenkins token leak to 2026's Trivy tap compromise — and what Homebrew's Tap Trust fix means for security teams.
jQuery CDN supply chain risk analysis
jQuery loads on ~75% of websites, often via CDNs with no SRI or version pinning. The cdnjs RCE and Polyfill.io hijack show why that trust model keeps failing.
Reachability analysis for vulnerability triage
Only 10-30% of SCA findings are ever actually invoked by your code. Reachability analysis finds which ones, cutting patch backlogs without hiding real risk.
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