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.
Duplicating another user's token lets a thread act as that user. MITRE's detection chain and the least privilege steps that blunt it, explained for defenders.
Windows access tokens decide who a process is. Learn how token theft and impersonation work at a high level and how to catch the mismatches they leave in logs.
VPNs, Citrix, exposed Docker and Kubernetes APIs and Tor hidden services all give attackers a front door. How MITRE describes it and how to close and watch yours.
Custom alphabets and modified Base64 break format checks but leave tells in entropy and beacon shape. Here is what MITRE says to look for.
Base64, hex and MIME are everywhere in normal traffic, so spotting them in command and control takes context. Here is what MITRE says to look for.
Base64, MIME and gzip make command and control traffic harder to read. Here is what the encoding looks like in logs and where network signatures help.
Malware often splits its work into DLLs and shared objects. Learn where the loaders live on Windows, Linux and macOS and which load paths should raise an alert.
JamPlus is a build tool that can run scripts from a .jam file. If you do not use it, remove it, and watch for it launching things outside normal builds.
ClickOnce lets a .NET app install and run without admin rights, which is exactly why attackers like it. Here is how to spot dfsvc.exe abuse and switch off internet installs.
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