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.
Starjacking exploits the trust developers place in GitHub stars and repository metadata. Attackers link malicious packages to popular repositories to appear legitimate. Here is how it works.
A 2024 CocoaPods Trunk server flaw let attackers hijack orphaned pods and exposed a deeper gap: Podfile.lock never verified dependency integrity in the first place.
NuGet packages can be tampered with at multiple points in the supply chain. Here is how to detect and prevent package tampering in your .NET projects.
Attack surface reduction means shrinking every entry point attackers can use—code, network, and identity. Here's how to define, measure, and act on it.
Electron's ContextBridge is the secure boundary between web content and Node.js APIs. This guide covers how to use it correctly, common mistakes that create RCE vulnerabilities, and security best practices for Electron applications.
SPM trusts mutable git tags, not signed artifacts. Here's how dependency resolution, Package.resolved integrity, and pinning gaps expose Swift apps to supply chain attacks.
Clop's exploitation of MOVEit Transfer compromised over 2,500 organizations in one campaign, demonstrating a shift from traditional ransomware to mass vulnerability exploitation.
Typosquatting and domain squatting in package registries trick developers into installing malicious packages. The attack is trivially easy to execute and remarkably effective.
A security baseline is the minimum, testable set of controls every system or repo must meet — here's how it differs from policy, and how to build one for your supply chain.
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