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.
Backdooring an internal AMI or container image gives an attacker persistence that redeploys itself. Signals, signing, permissions and audits that help.
Finding your backup tools is often a step toward destroying recovery options. What MITRE says, which commands show it and how to react.
Adversaries check which antivirus, EDR and monitoring agents run before they act. The commands, the cloud variants and the signals defenders can use.
Adversaries list installed software to decide what to do next. Which commands and APIs show it, and why a software inventory helps defenders too.
ESXi forgets most changes on reboot, but VIBs persist. How malicious bundles are used for persistence, how acceptance levels matter, and how to audit your hosts.
Replacing termsrv.dll or changing its ServiceDll value can quietly reshape RDP. What MITRE documents and how to verify the file and registry value.
ISAPI filters and IIS modules see every web request. What MITRE documents about their abuse, and how to audit, restrict and sign what runs in IIS.
A web shell turns a public web server into a gateway for an attacker. How MITRE describes it, the file and process signals that expose it, and the hardening that helps.
A malicious transport agent sits inside the mail pipeline and can act on any message. What MITRE documents, how to detect it and what to audit.
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