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.
The bcryptjs npm package is a pure-JavaScript bcrypt implementation with zero native dependencies. Here is when to reach for it, how to use it correctly, and the pitfalls that weaken password hashing.
A security look at react-native-loading-spinner-overlay: its maintenance status, dependency footprint, and how to reason about an unmaintained UI package.
React 18.3 is functionally identical to 18.2 but adds deprecation warnings for React 19. Upgrading through it is a security move as much as a compatibility one.
The mocha npm test framework runs only code you write, so its direct risk is low, but its dependency tree generates npm audit noise worth understanding.
angular-ui-router is the classic routing library for AngularJS 1.x. The library itself is stable, but the framework it depends on reached end of life, and that is the real risk to weigh.
react-diff-view renders git unified diffs in React apps. Here is how it works, where the security considerations sit, and how to keep it safe when you render untrusted diffs.
The @shopify/react-native-skia library brings high-performance 2D graphics to React Native. Here is an honest look at its security profile and how to install it safely.
react-native-markdown-display is the maintained way to render Markdown in React Native, but rendering untrusted Markdown safely takes more than dropping in the component. Here is the security guide.
The tinymce npm package is a capable rich-text editor with a long history of XSS advisories. Keeping it current and configuring it defensively is what keeps it safe.
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