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.
jQuery UI 1.13.1 vulnerabilities come down to one checkboxradio XSS, while 1.12.1 carries four. A practical guide to the CVEs, exploit conditions, and the upgrade to 1.13.2+.
White box pentesting gives the tester source code, architecture, and credentials up front. Here is when that full-knowledge approach beats black box, and how an engagement actually runs.
Buying SAST and DAST tools separately usually means paying for two dashboards that don't talk to each other — here's how to evaluate them as a combined purchase in 2026.
A javascript vulnerability scanner has to reason about a dynamically typed, dependency-heavy language — which is why the good ones combine static analysis with dependency-graph lookups rather than relying on either alone.
What a free web security scanner will and won't catch, how the free tiers of popular tools are actually limited, and when you need to pay for real coverage.
The npm simple-git library went through a chain of argument injection CVEs in 2022, each an incomplete fix of the last. The history is a case study in why wrapping a CLI safely is hard.
A web scanner probes a running application for vulnerabilities the way an attacker would. Here is how the different types work and how to pick one that finds real bugs.
The only real log4j 1.2.17 vulnerability fix is migrating off the 1.x line — it reached end of life in 2015 and its RCE-class CVEs will never be patched. Here is the case and the path.
A site scanner crawls a live website and probes it for security issues, from missing headers to injection flaws. Here is how the scan works and how to pick one.
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