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 Linux kernel is the most critical open source project on earth. Its supply chain security practices offer lessons for every project, but also reveal challenges that scale creates.
Bug bounty programs for open source projects promise market-driven vulnerability discovery. The reality is more complicated, with perverse incentives, quality problems, and funding gaps.
As governments and enterprises demand more from open source maintainers, the community pushes back with a framework of rights. The tension between accountability and sustainability is shaping the future of open source.
The way open source projects get funded directly shapes their security outcomes. From corporate sponsorship to bounty programs, each model creates different incentives and blind spots.
The Alpha-Omega Project, backed by $5M from Google and Microsoft, aims to improve security of the most critical open source projects. Here's what it means for the ecosystem.
As Rust adoption accelerates, its crate ecosystem faces the same supply chain threats that plague npm and PyPI. Here's what the Rust community is doing right — and where gaps remain.
The Log4Shell vulnerability exposed more than a critical flaw in Java logging. It revealed a systemic failure in how the industry treats the people who maintain critical open source infrastructure.
Marak Squires deliberately broke two of npm's most popular packages to protest the exploitation of open source maintainers. The fallout exposed how fragile our dependency chains really are.
An npm package with 8 million weekly downloads shipped a cryptominer and credential stealer for four hours. Here is the exact sequence of events.
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