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 XXE fix in Java is the same idea across every parser — turn off DOCTYPE and external entities before you feed it untrusted XML. Here are the exact settings for each JDK XML API.
How to compute SHA256 in JavaScript with the Web Crypto API, plus what SHA256 is safe for, what it is not, and the mistakes that turn hashing into a vulnerability.
The Snyk CTF, branded Fetch the Flag, is a free annual capture-the-flag competition. Here is what the challenges look like and how to get ready for one.
CVSS v4 reworks how vulnerability severity is scored, dropping the confusing Scope metric and adding finer-grained inputs. Here is what actually changed from v3.1.
A hands-on walkthrough of how to check a website for vulnerabilities, from passive header checks to authenticated dynamic scanning, and how to read the results.
What makes a source code repository secure, from access control and secret scanning to branch protection and dependency review, with practical defaults.
CWE stands for Common Weakness Enumeration, a community catalog of software and hardware weakness types. Here is what it is and how it differs from CVE.
Public cloud security is a shared responsibility, and most breaches trace back to the customer's half of that split rather than a failure by the cloud provider.
What the CVE vulnerability database is, how MITRE and the NVD divide the work, what a CVE record contains, and how to use it without drowning in noise.
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