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.
npm malware today means self-spreading worms, infostealers, and typosquatted packages that run on install. Here is what the current campaigns look like and how to defend your builds.
Healthcare, finance, energy, and defense face unique supply chain security requirements. Here is how regulated industries should approach SBOM compliance and vulnerability management.
Malicious Go modules keep surfacing on GitHub, exploiting the ecosystem's lack of a curated registry. Here's the pattern — and how to defend against it.
CVE is the list of vulnerability identifiers; the NVD is the enriched database built on top of it. They are related but run by different programs, and confusing them leads to real mistakes.
Image scanners are excellent at matching OS packages and language dependencies against CVE databases — and structurally blind to config flaws, runtime behavior, and code you compiled yourself. Where the line sits.
The CVE full form is Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures, a public catalog of known security flaws. Here is what the term means, how the IDs work, and why it matters.
CVE-2024-23653 lets malicious Dockerfiles bypass BuildKit's privileged entitlement check via the interactive containers API, escaping to the host.
Go's vulnerability database is scaling fast and stdlib CVEs are clustering. Here's what govulncheck vulnerability trends reveal about reachability, typosquats, and risk.
A malicious Dockerfile can exploit CVE-2024-23652 to make BuildKit delete arbitrary host files during build teardown. Here's what's affected and how to fix it.
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