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.
Google's Threat Intelligence Group documented China, North Korea, Russia, and Iran moving AI from experiment to operations in May 2026 — AI-assisted vulnerability research, LLM-enabled malware, and obfuscated model-access infrastructure.
Real malicious PyPI package examples — typosquats, dependency confusion, hijacked maintainers, and crypto stealers — and how Safeguard catches them before install.
Socket.dev has tracked malicious NuGet packages stealing wallets, banking credentials, and sabotaging industrial systems. See how Safeguard catches them first.
Typosquatting has infected npm, PyPI, and now Go modules. We break down real attacks like crossenv and colourama, how Socket.dev detects them, and where the gaps remain.
How the Cyberhaven Chrome extension breach and the GlassWorm Open VSX worm exposed a supply chain blind spot that dependency scanners like Socket.dev don't cover.
Trend Micro's May 1, 2026 disclosure of Shadow-Earth-053 documents a China-aligned campaign exploiting N-day Exchange and IIS flaws to plant Godzilla web shells and ShadowPad across government, defense, and civil-society targets in eight-plus countries.
Qilin became a top ransomware operator in 2024-2025 by pairing edge-device exploitation with managed service provider compromise. Here is the supply chain breakdown.
Scattered Spider adapted its tactics in 2025, moving beyond casino hacks to target retail, healthcare, and manufacturing with increasingly sophisticated social engineering.
The CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog has become the definitive list of actively exploited flaws. An analysis of 2025 KEV trends reveals which products, vulnerability types, and attack patterns dominate.
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