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.
XStream, the popular Java XML serialization library, has a long history of deserialization vulnerabilities that lead to remote code execution when it processes untrusted input — here's what changed and how to fix it.
A SQL injection test proves whether user input can reach your database as code. Here is how to test your own applications responsibly, read the results, and fix what you find.
A source code security scanning program that works for 20 repos usually breaks at 200 — here's how to design one that scales with the number of teams, not just the number of scans.
What a mobile application security assessment actually involves, from static binary analysis through dynamic testing on real devices, and where it differs from a web app pen test.
The right DAST software depends less on brand name and more on whether it can authenticate into your app and understand your API's actual shape.
A DAST scanner tests a running app the way an attacker would — but the options range from free crawlers to full authenticated-flow platforms. Here's how to pick.
A website scanner probes a live site for security flaws like injection, misconfiguration, and known CVEs. Here is how the different scanner types work and when each one fits.
Code vulnerability scanning tools fall into distinct categories that see different risks. Knowing which does what is the difference between coverage and false confidence.
In the OWASP Top 10, XSS is no longer its own category. As of the 2021 list it lives inside A03: Injection. Here is what changed, why, and how to defend against it.
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