DEF CON 33 Software Supply Chain Sessions Recap
DEF CON 33 brought hacker-energy attention to package ecosystems, CI/CD abuse, and AppSec Village. Here is what supply chain defenders should take home.
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.
DEF CON 33 brought hacker-energy attention to package ecosystems, CI/CD abuse, and AppSec Village. Here is what supply chain defenders should take home.
Researchers tracked a PyPI campaign publishing malicious packages under the mexalz and related account names, targeting Python developers with infostealers.
Taint analysis traces untrusted input from source to sink to catch injection flaws. Learn how it works, what it misses, and how reachability analysis fixes the noise.
A step-by-step guide to Gemfile.lock security: pin gems deliberately, enforce ruby lockfile integrity with checksums, and lock down bundle install in CI/CD.
Dev containers promise reproducibility and isolation. They also pull in a long tail of scripts, dotfiles, and feature repos that most teams never audit. Here is how to fix that.
The metrics that actually distinguish high-functioning application security programs from theater, with concrete formulas and reporting cadences for 2026.
RansomHub absorbed affiliates displaced by BlackCat and ran one of the most prolific extortion operations of 2024. Here is what made its tradecraft effective and how to counter it.
crates.io has gained real supply chain features over the past two years. Here is an honest read on what works, what is still immature, and where to invest.
Safeguard is in early discussions with Sify Technology (USA) to evaluate a joint motion across network services, managed security, and enterprise reach.
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