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.
SnakeYAML's default Constructor could instantiate arbitrary Java classes from YAML input — CVE-2022-1471 turned a config-parsing library into a remote code execution path.
CVE-2021-29425 shows how a single unhandled case in Apache Commons IO's path normalization let attackers slip past directory checks that assumed a canonicalized path was actually safe.
Real SSRF examples, from cloud metadata theft to internal port scanning, showing exactly how a server-side request forgery bug gets turned into a full compromise.
Real SQL injection examples from classic login bypass to blind, time-based, and ORM-era attacks, plus how to test for each one safely.
A CSRF attack rides a logged-in user's browser to forge requests they never meant to send. Here is the mechanism and why anti-CSRF tokens defeat it.
A user-controlled locale string was all it took: how CVE-2022-24785 let attackers traverse paths through Moment.js locale loading on Node.js, and why the fix is a one-line upgrade.
CVE-2019-8331 let attackers inject script through Bootstrap's tooltip and popover template options, a pattern that recurred across several Bootstrap CVEs before 4.3.1 finally closed it.
SQL injection is still one of the most common ways applications get breached, and the fix is usually a one-line change — this walks through the basics with a real example.
XSS is short for cross-site scripting, a vulnerability that lets attackers run malicious scripts in a victim's browser. Here's how it works, its three main types, and how it's actually caught.
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