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.
This Babel plugin is deprecated, not vulnerable. The real risk is supply chain hygiene: depending on an unmaintained package when the standard replacement is a one-line swap.
react-native-background-upload moves files while your app is backgrounded, which is exactly why its security depends on how you handle URLs, tokens, and native permissions.
The webpack latest version sits in the 5.x line and updates frequently. Here is how to check which version you run, why staying current matters for security, and how to upgrade safely.
cross-fetch still ships in thousands of lockfiles as a universal fetch polyfill. A review of its one CVE, its node-fetch dependency, and when you no longer need it.
The react-native-google-places-autocomplete component makes location search easy, but it can also leak your Google API key straight out of a shipped app. Here's how to use it safely.
react-csv makes CSV downloads a one-component job, but it does not sanitize formula injection. Here is how to use it and where you own the security.
The npm bluebird package still gets tens of millions of weekly downloads, but it has gone quiet. Here is an honest read on whether to keep it or migrate.
The npm prepare lifecycle script runs at more moments than most developers realize, including when someone installs your package from git. Here is exactly when it fires and how to keep it from becoming an attack vector.
usehooks-ts packs 30+ typed React hooks into a tree-shakable package with a single dependency. Here is what it does well, where it is aging, and how to vet it before adoption.
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