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.
You do not build Docker images inside Kubernetes the old way anymore. Here are the secure patterns for building images that k8s will run, from CI to in-cluster builders.
Kubernetes leans on thousands of Go modules. New analysis shows how typosquats and vendored code turn that dependency into real supply chain risk.
A defender's overview of phishing tools — the kit categories attackers use, the techniques that make modern campaigns effective, and the controls that actually blunt them.
How a single tampered PEAR go-pear.phar installer sat undetected on pear.php.net for months, what it could do, and what the PHP ecosystem learned about supply chain trust.
Go binaries are now a preferred malware delivery format — statically linked, cross-platform, and hard to fingerprint. Here's what the trend data shows.
In April 2019, Docker Hub exposed 190,000 accounts' credentials and GitHub/Bitbucket tokens. Here's what happened, what leaked, and why it still matters for supply chain security.
A runc escape trilogy, a gRPC-Go bypass, and a lingering SSH auth flaw reveal how concentrated risk in Go now shapes the cloud native vulnerability landscape.
A practical, no-hype comparison of open source SBOM generation tools — Syft, Trivy, cdxgen, Microsoft sbom-tool, SPDX Tools, and Tern — plus what to check before you pick one.
A trend analysis of Go standard library CVEs from HTTP/2 Rapid Reset to crypto/x509 parsing bugs — and why "it's stdlib" is not a safe-harbor assumption.
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