Semver patch, minor, major: how risky is this fix PR?
What patch, minor and major version bumps promise under semantic versioning, where the promise breaks, and how to size the risk of a security fix PR.
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.
What patch, minor and major version bumps promise under semantic versioning, where the promise breaks, and how to size the risk of a security fix PR.
A security.txt file with a stale Expires date should be ignored. How to set Expires, sign the file, scope it to the right host and keep it current.
A SECURITY.md tells researchers how to report a vulnerability privately. What to put in it, what GitHub offers on every plan, and the traps to avoid.
Build a password reset that does not become an account takeover path: token rules, generic messages, rate limits, notifications and session invalidation.
Secure keeps cookies off plain HTTP, HttpOnly hides them from scripts and SameSite limits cross-site sending. Safe defaults for session cookies explained.
Start secure coding training with the few flaws your own code actually has: secrets, injection, access control and dependencies. A short, ordered syllabus.
A repeatable 30-minute team exercise: review one small pull request seeded with security flaws, compare findings, and build a shared checklist.
What GitHub secret scanning covers, where it is free, where it needs a paid add on, and what to do the moment a credential leaks into a repository.
Practical rules for scripting the Safeguard CLI: send JSON to a file, keep stdout clean, read the scan folder with jq, and handle redaction and exit codes.
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