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.
Speculative execution turned a performance feature into a way to bypass access checks. CWE-1037 explains the weakness behind Spectre and Meltdown and how teams respond.
A Struts form that skips super.validate() silently turns off the Validation Framework. Learn how CWE-103 happens and how to fix it.
Comparing object references instead of contents makes equal things look different. CWE-1025 covers the Java string example and how to prevent it.
Comparing values of different types can give results you did not intend, especially in JavaScript and PHP. CWE-1024 explained with safe patterns.
A comparison that skips one required factor can treat different things as equal. CWE-1023 shows how it leads to file inclusion and path access bugs, with fixes.
Links with target blank can let the opened page redirect the original tab. CWE-1022 explained, with rel noopener fixes for HTML and JavaScript.
If your pages can be framed by any site, attackers can hide them under a decoy and steal clicks. CWE-1021 explained, with the headers that fix it.
Two Struts validation forms with the same name mean the Validator picks one at random. CWE-102 explained, with how to find and remove duplicates.
Characters that look identical but differ in code let attackers spoof domains, usernames and package names. CWE-1007 explains the risk and what to do about it.
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