Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Keep secrets out of the repo and the web root, load them at runtime, avoid dumping environment data, hash passwords properly and rotate. A PHP checklist.
Use random_bytes and random_int for secrets, password_hash for passwords, sodium for encryption and hash_equals for comparisons. Avoid rand, mt_rand and uniqid.
Pharming redirects you to a fake site even when you type the right address, by tampering with DNS or the device. TLS checks, DNSSEC and passkeys help.
A pen test finds and proves vulnerabilities in a defined scope. A red team emulates an adversary to test detection and response. Start with pen tests.
NIST says use long passwords, skip composition rules and forced rotation, block breached passwords, hash properly and add MFA. Here is the full list.
CVE-2026-29000 let anyone holding a server's public RSA key forge pac4j-jwt logins. Why a public key was enough, and how to patch and check your apps.
OWASP does not ship a WAF. It ships CRS, free rules for ModSecurity-compatible engines. Learn anomaly scoring, paranoia levels and false positive tuning.
OWASP API8:2023 covers missing hardening, open CORS, verbose errors and unneeded features anywhere in the API stack. A checklist you can run in a day.
Open source static analyzers catch real bugs when tuned well. Learn what they find, where they miss and how to pick and run one without drowning in noise.
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