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.
OpenSSF now runs eight technical initiative areas and four flagship projects — most teams have heard of one and adopted none. Here's what's actually worth doing first.
OWASP's 2025 LLM Top 10 added three new categories in one revision — here's what changed, why, and concrete mitigation patterns for each risk.
Nine open-source pentest tools, one decision problem: Nmap finds hosts, Metasploit exploits them, but neither replaces the other. Here's when to reach for each.
PHP still powers over 70% of server-side websites, and its three oldest vulnerability classes — injection, deserialization, and file inclusion — remain the most common findings in 2026.
Psalm ships free taint analysis out of the box; PHPStan doesn't track data flow at all without extensions. Here's how to wire either one into pre-commit.
Check Point disclosed three PHP 7 unserialize zero-days in 2016 alone. A decade of PHP use-after-free CVEs shows memory-safety risk doesn't end at the C/C++ boundary.
In June 2024, a single acquired domain turned a free CDN trusted by over 100,000 sites into a live malware injection point — with no dependency update required.
A single unescaped newline in req.body can let an attacker forge fake log entries — CWE-117 log injection still hits Node apps that log with plain string concatenation.
EF Core parameterizes every standard LINQ query by default — the real injection risk lives in three raw-SQL escape hatches Microsoft documents but developers still misuse.
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