What is GraphQL Security
GraphQL's flexibility creates unique risks—excessive data exposure, DoS via nested queries, and broken field-level authorization. Here's how to defend it.
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.
GraphQL's flexibility creates unique risks—excessive data exposure, DoS via nested queries, and broken field-level authorization. Here's how to defend it.
The 2023 OWASP API Security Top 10 explained with real breaches — T-Mobile, Optus, Peloton — plus what changed since 2019 and how to prioritize fixes.
API misconfigurations exposed 37M T-Mobile and 9.8M Optus accounts without a single exploit. Here's why it keeps happening and how to stop it.
OWASP's API10:2023 exposes a blind spot: teams sanitize user input but blindly trust API responses from partners, vendors, and internal services.
BOLA lets attackers swap an object ID in an API request to pull someone else's data. Here's how it works, real breaches, and how to stop it.
An API gateway centralizes auth, routing, and rate limiting for every request — get it wrong and, as T-Mobile and Optus learned, millions of records leak.
Rate limiting caps requests per client to stop credential stuffing and scraping. Learn how it works, the algorithms, and real breaches it prevents.
API authentication verifies who's calling your API before authorization decides what they can do — here's how it works, common methods, and where it fails.
OAuth and API keys aren't interchangeable: one is a static, long-lived credential, the other a scoped, expiring token. Here's how to choose, backed by real breaches.
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