Jenkins plugin vulnerability trends report
Jenkins plugin CVEs keep piling up—missing permission checks, CSRF gaps, and a critical CVE-2024-23897 that attackers scanned for within days.
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.
Jenkins plugin CVEs keep piling up—missing permission checks, CSRF gaps, and a critical CVE-2024-23897 that attackers scanned for within days.
White box penetration testing gives testers source code, architecture diagrams, and credentials up front, which finds different bugs than a black-box test — usually faster and deeper, at the cost of realism.
Redis, HashiCorp, and Elastic all re-licensed core projects since 2021, and new rules like the EU Cyber Resilience Act now make license and SBOM gaps a regulatory problem.
Container runtime CVEs like the runc Leaky Vessels flaw and CRI-O's cr8escape show how containerd and CRI-O bugs turn into full host takeovers.
Oversized dependency risk and fragile single-maintainer packages both widen your software supply chain attack surface. Here's how to spot and manage both.
How unreviewed code, dependency, and pipeline changes create supply chain breaches like SolarWinds and XZ Utils - and how to detect them before attackers do.
An AI-BOM tracks every model, dataset, and dependency in your ML pipeline so a compromised base model or license issue can be traced in minutes, not weeks.
Terraform and OpenTofu providers run unsandboxed with full pipeline credentials. Here's where the provider supply chain actually breaks down.
From Sarah Palin's 2008 Yahoo hack to the 2014 iCloud photo leak, weak password recovery flows keep giving attackers account takeover without a password.
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