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.
A stack-based buffer overflow in Ivanti Connect Secure was exploited by Chinese threat actors just months after the previous zero-day in the same product. The vulnerability was initially misclassified as low-risk.
Kaspersky discovered a Chrome zero-day being exploited in a targeted espionage campaign dubbed Operation ForumTroll. The flaw broke Chrome's sandbox with no user interaction beyond clicking a link.
A critical flaw in Next.js allowed attackers to bypass middleware-based authorization by setting a single HTTP header. Applications relying on middleware for auth checks were completely exposed.
A zero-day vulnerability is exploited before a patch exists. See real cases like Log4Shell and MOVEit, and how to cut response time.
A CVE is a unique ID for a known security flaw, but how it's assigned, scored, and disclosed is far messier than the name suggests.
CVE-2024-20418 was a critical command injection in Cisco Firepower Management Center. The technical details, the exploitation reality, and what it teaches about NSM security.
CVSS scores rate vulnerability severity from 0.0 to 10.0 — but a 9.8 doesn't mean exploitable in your app. Here's how the math and priorities really work.
EPSS scores every CVE's real-world exploit probability. Here's how the FIRST.org model works, how it differs from CVSS, and how to use it to triage faster.
An exploit is code that weaponizes a vulnerability. Learn how exploits differ from CVEs, how attackers acquire them, and how to prioritize real exploitation risk.
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