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 original react-diff-viewer has not shipped a release in years. Here is what that means for security and why most teams should move to the maintained fork.
copyfiles is a tiny cross-platform file-copy CLI that a lot of build scripts rely on. Here is its security profile and how to use the npm copyfiles package carefully.
mobx-react-lite is the lightweight MobX binding for React function components. It is a small, focused dependency, and that shape has real implications for how you keep it safe.
react-hot-toast is a small, well-maintained React notification library with a clean security record, but the way you render toast content is where risk creeps in.
react-native-pager-view is a widely used swipeable-pager component with a healthy maintenance record. Here is how to assess its supply-chain risk and pin it safely in a React Native app.
npm audit is only the starting point. Here is how an npm vulnerability scanner should handle transitive risk, reachability, install scripts, and lockfile integrity.
The web vitals npm package from the Chrome team measures LCP, INP, and CLS in the field. Here is how to deploy it without turning performance monitoring into a security or privacy liability.
The babel-loader npm package bridges webpack and Babel in millions of builds. Here's how to configure it for speed, keep the toolchain patched, and know when you no longer need it.
React Native MMKV is the fastest key-value store for React Native, but speed does not equal security. Here is how to use it and how to protect the data you put in it.
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