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.
Tampered applications and updates arrive through a channel you trust. What MITRE documents for T1195.002, the install and first-run chain to log, and the mitigations listed.
Malicious packages, hijacked CI actions and poisoned IDE or agent files. What MITRE documents for T1195.001, how to detect it on install and first run, and how to cut risk.
Supply chain compromise hits you before the software or hardware reaches your hands. What MITRE documents, what to log on install and first run, and how to cut exposure.
Anything with an open socket on the internet can be a way in. A defender's guide to T1190: how it works, the log chain to watch, and the mitigations MITRE lists.
A user visits a normal website and ends up running attacker code. Here is how MITRE describes drive-by compromise, what it looks like in your logs, and what to change.
Windows will hand over credential hashes to a remote server without being asked twice. How MITRE describes forced SMB and WebDAV authentication, and how to block and spot it.
Browser pivoting lets an attacker ride a user's logged-in session, even past MFA. What MITRE documents, which privileges and events matter, and how to cut exposure.
VS Code, IntelliJ and Eclipse extensions run on every launch with developer access. How malicious ones and IDE tunnels are detected, and how to control installs.
Rogue extensions inherit the browser's permissions and can be installed silently through Preferences files or profiles. How to detect them and lock down installs.
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