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.
Subclass pickle.Unpickler and override find_class to allow only named types. A walkthrough with a code sample, an allow list method and its limits.
Pass the crash file to the fuzz binary instead of a corpus directory. libFuzzer reruns it once, so a fixed bug stays fixed. Steps and CI notes inside.
Use a ruleset that requires pull request approvals plus a CODEOWNERS file so changes to payment paths need an approval from the people who own them.
uv's exclude-newer option limits resolution to files uploaded before a date, so a rebuild ignores later releases. How it works and where it stops.
A seven step playbook for removing a mobile SDK: inventory its reach, replace or drop the feature, update store declarations, ship, and verify it is gone.
Add a failure behavior field to each integration: timeout, retry, fallback, user impact and who decides. It turns vendor outages into planned events.
A package-lock.json diff shows what an SDK upgrade really pulls in. What to scan for, and why npm ci in CI keeps the reviewed lock the shipped one.
A plugin readme tells you what it was tested on, what PHP it needs and which version is stable. Here is what each header means and what it cannot prove.
A two minute routine for reading a Dependabot pull request: title, body, files, checks, and the commands section, plus when to dig deeper.
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