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.
Search lockfiles, built images, SBOMs, caches and registry proxy logs for the exact name and version. One source is never enough. Here is where to look.
What the public GitHub thread shows about flatmap-stream in event-stream, the handover the maintainer described, and how to handle ownership changes.
Not all SBOMs are equal. Check completeness, accuracy, depth, identifiers and freshness on your own projects before choosing an SBOM generator.
Use the lifecycle policy preview, match tags deliberately and expect expiry within 24 hours. A safe rollout for Amazon ECR image retention rules.
No. Yanking removes a version from the index, but mirrors and webhooks may already hold it. Revoke the secret first, then yank. Steps and a pre push check.
Vendoring with go mod vendor or cargo vendor makes builds repeatable and offline, but not safe alone. What it fixes, what it hides and how to review it.
Internal packages and private registries are blind spots for many dependency scanners. Ask vendors about credentials, matching and false alerts.
No. The MCP Registry verifies namespace ownership and hosts metadata, leaving code scanning to package registries and aggregators. Here is why it matters.
Sometimes, but not reliably. Dependency confusion is a resolution problem, so the fix is registry configuration, with scanning as a second check.
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