Does Spring Security add a Content-Security-Policy header by default?
No. Spring Security sends other default security headers but leaves CSP to you, as a safe policy depends on the app. Roll one out in report only mode.
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.
No. Spring Security sends other default security headers but leaves CSP to you, as a safe policy depends on the app. Roll one out in report only mode.
Spark's local disk encryption covers shuffle, spill and cache data but not output written by saveAsTable. What it protects, and what else you need.
Server-side tagging can filter data and move some tags out of the browser, but it does not isolate scripts still on the page. What changes and what stays.
For CISA KEV, scanning does not count but attempted exploitation, including on a honeypot, does. EPSS also counts attempts. The definitions side by side.
CVE-2025-49844 is a Lua use-after-free in Redis rated CVSS 10.0. How to tell if you are exposed, which releases fix it, and what access to restrict.
Reachability works on code paths it can trace. Agent code adds runtime tool choices it may miss. What to test before you trust a not reachable verdict.
Function-level reachability needs to know which function is vulnerable. Learn what happens when an advisory does not say, and how to fill the gap.
Reachability checks whether vulnerable code is actually called. Why that matters for research projects with deep dependency trees, and its limits.
Whether tests and dev dependencies count depends on what ships. Learn how to scope reachability so tool-only findings do not drown out production risk.
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