Cache-Control cheat sheet: no-cache vs no-store and the rest
no-cache does not mean do not cache. A cheat sheet of Cache-Control directives from RFC 9111, freshness rules, Vary and what to set for private data.
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.
no-cache does not mean do not cache. A cheat sheet of Cache-Control directives from RFC 9111, freshness rules, Vary and what to set for private data.
A purl is pkg:type/namespace/name@version with optional qualifiers. How to write one for npm scoped packages, Maven, PyPI, Debian and containers.
A checklist for judging a VS Code extension: publisher badge, reviews, source repo, license, and what to do if something looks off before you install.
Step by step rollback of a bad dependency upgrade: git revert for merge and squash commits, lockfile checks, and what to do after the revert.
Benchmark numbers in model reports are a starting point, not a verdict. Six questions to ask before trusting a score, and how to run your own check.
A reachability finding shows a chain of calls from your code to a vulnerable function. Learn to read it, test it, and decide on a fix or an exception.
A step by step method to estimate a monthly LLM API bill, with a worked example using dated public prices and the effect of caching and batch discounts.
A short pre-commit routine for new dependencies: do you need it, who maintains it, what it pulls in, and what you will do if it breaks or turns hostile.
Prompt caching reuses a repeated prompt prefix at a lower price. See how the prefix is built, how long entries live, and what a cache read costs.
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