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 single unvalidated URL passed to net/http can hand an attacker your cloud metadata credentials. Here's how SSRF actually works against Go services — and the DialContext-level defense that stops it.
How the npm supply chain actually gets attacked — install scripts, maintainer takeovers, typosquatting, and dependency confusion — and a phased program to defend it from developer laptop to production.
A practical framework for securing AWS, Azure, and GCP together — the pillars, the provider differences that trip teams up, and how to unify controls with policy-as-code.
Mass assignment lets attackers set fields you never meant to expose — like isAdmin or accountBalance — by adding them to a request body. Here is the fix.
HIPAA does not name your open source dependencies, but its Security Rule holds you responsible for them. Here's what developers building health-tech actually need to do.
CVE-2021-23337 enables command injection via lodash's template function in versions before 4.17.21. Here's the CVSS context, timeline, and how to remediate it.
CVE-2021-44906 exposed a prototype pollution flaw in minimist versions before 1.2.6, letting attackers pollute Object.prototype via crafted parser keys.
CVE-2017-16137 is a ReDoS flaw in the debug npm package that can hang Node.js apps on crafted input. Here's what's affected and how to fix it.
VEX is a machine-readable advisory that states whether a product is actually affected by a known vulnerability. Here's how its status values work and why it cuts SBOM-driven false positives.
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