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 java vulnerability list organized by class — deserialization, injection, XXE, and the rest — because Java's ecosystem produces a specific, recurring set of vulnerability patterns worth knowing by name.
Open source licensing models fall into a few families with very different obligations. Here is how permissive, copyleft, and source-available terms affect your compliance.
Business logic vulnerabilities exploit correct code enforcing the wrong rules. Learn what they are, real breach examples, and how to detect them.
Lodash 4.17.21 closed a ReDoS path in its number-parsing helpers and a command-injection risk in its templating function — here's the security history that led up to it.
To brew install Java 17 on a Mac, use the Temurin cask or the openjdk@17 formula, then wire up JAVA_HOME. Here is the full walkthrough plus the security reasons to keep it patched.
An unrestricted file upload vulnerability lets an attacker place a working web shell on your server through a form that was only ever supposed to accept profile pictures or PDFs.
ReversingLabs disclosed two malicious Hugging Face models that evaded Picklescan by using broken 7z-packed PyTorch archives. We unpack the technique.
NIST finalized SP 800-218A on July 26, 2024, augmenting the Secure Software Development Framework with practices specific to generative AI and dual-use foundation models.
In January 2025 Wiz Research found a wide-open ClickHouse instance belonging to AI startup DeepSeek, leaking chat history, API keys, and internal log streams. We unpack the AI-supply-chain implications.
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