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.
Launch Agents run at login from plist files. Learn how adversaries abuse them on macOS, what to log, and how to review your own agent folders.
Attackers install or edit services, daemons and agents to run at boot. A defender's guide to T1543 across Windows, Linux, macOS and containers.
TFTP boot lets a network device load its OS image from a server. Here is how attackers abuse it for persistence, and how to detect and prevent it.
A tampered ROMMON image gives persistent control of a network device. What MITRE documents, signals to watch and how secure boot and image checks help.
Bootkits run before the OS by changing the MBR, VBR or EFI system partition. How they work per MITRE, what to monitor and how secure boot and TPM help.
Disks, network cards and other parts carry their own firmware, often with less checking. What MITRE says and what to do about it.
BIOS and UEFI modifications survive reinstalls and hide from the OS. What MITRE says, which signals matter and how hardware root of trust helps.
Malware that runs before the operating system escapes host defenses. How firmware and boot persistence works, what to monitor and how secure boot and TPM help.
A stolen session cookie can bypass passwords and some MFA. How cookies get taken, what detection looks like and the controls that make a stolen cookie far less useful.
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