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.
OSV provides a standardized format for vulnerability data that is purpose-built for open-source ecosystems. Here is how it works and why it is better than NVD for dependency scanning.
npm's updated unpublish policy addresses the left-pad problem while balancing maintainer rights, but the supply chain implications go deeper than most realize.
A golden image is the hardened template every server and container is cloned from — powerful for consistency, dangerous when it goes stale. Here's how to secure it.
How the elixir atom exhaustion vulnerability lets attackers crash BEAM nodes via unsafe binary_to_term calls, and how Safeguard catches the pattern before it ships.
Google expanded its OSS vulnerability rewards program in 2023, paying researchers to find bugs in critical open source projects. It's a promising model, but not a silver bullet.
detekt is Kotlin's primary static analysis tool. Its security-relevant rules catch patterns that lead to vulnerabilities in Android and server-side Kotlin.
Container image signing binds a cryptographic signature to an image's digest so you can prove what's running is what was actually built — not just scanned.
Distroless images remove the shell, package manager, and everything else an attacker needs post-exploitation. Here is how to use them, what breaks, and whether the security tradeoff is worth it.
A hands-on mix_audit Sobelow tutorial for scanning Elixir and Phoenix apps: dependency audits, static analysis, CI wiring, and triage tips.
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