OpenSSL 3.5 and post-quantum: what developers actually get
OpenSSL 3.5 is an LTS release with ML-KEM, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA. What it means for upgrades, Linux distributions and checking your own services.
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.
OpenSSL 3.5 is an LTS release with ML-KEM, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA. What it means for upgrades, Linux distributions and checking your own services.
OpenFeature is an open specification for feature flag evaluation. Learn what providers, evaluation context and hooks are and why they matter for security.
OpenAI's file search tool retrieves from uploaded files held in vector stores. Setup flow, supported file types, result controls and what the docs omit.
How OpenAI's Code Interpreter tool uses sandboxed containers: auto versus explicit mode, 1g to 64g memory, the 20 minute expiry and file handling.
OpenAI describes three runtimes for agents. Who runs the loop in each, how much integration work each needs, and the cleanup steps for separate resources.
On Open VSX, creating a namespace does not make you a verified owner. See how namespaces, owner rights and the publisher warning work when choosing.
A short checklist for opening code you did not write in VS Code: stay in Restricted Mode, read the .vscode folder first, then decide whether to trust it.
A return URL parameter after login is a common open redirect. Use IDs, local path checks or allowlists, and compare parsed hosts instead of prefixes.
OWASP says use each key for only one purpose. What that means for encryption, signing, wrapping and MAC keys, and how to derive purpose-specific keys.
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