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 GNU AGPL v3 closes the SaaS loophole that GPL leaves open. Here's what the network copyleft clause actually requires, and how to spot AGPL dependencies before they create an obligation.
A practical, legal path into offensive security — the fundamentals to build first, the labs to practice on, and how to turn curiosity into a defensible skill set.
Snyk is a developer-security company founded in 2015, best known for open-source dependency scanning. Here is an honest look at the company, its products, and how to evaluate whether it fits your stack.
Application security vulnerabilities are the flaws in your code, dependencies, and configuration that attackers exploit. This guide covers the common classes and how to find and fix them.
CVE-2022-42004 is a denial-of-service flaw in jackson-databind where deeply nested arrays exhaust resources during deserialization. Here is who is affected and how to fix it.
jest-junit turns Jest test results into JUnit XML that CI systems can read. Here is how to configure it and keep the reporting pipeline free of security surprises.
A true positive is a real alert about a real threat. Understanding it alongside false positives, true negatives, and false negatives is how you judge whether a security tool is any good.
dom-to-image-more turns a DOM node into a PNG, JPEG, or SVG in the browser. What the fork fixes, and the security considerations when rendering user content.
What an application security company actually does, the categories of vendors, and the questions that separate real coverage from a dashboard full of noise.
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