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.
The react-native-webview component gives your app a browser inside the app, and that power is exactly why it needs careful configuration to avoid opening a hole in your mobile security.
workbox-webpack-plugin generates service workers for your PWA at build time. Here is what its security profile looks like and how to keep the caching layer it creates from becoming a liability.
react-native-screens is a low-level navigation dependency most developers never install directly. Here is what it does and how to think about its security in a mobile app.
The npm he package is a tiny, dependency-free HTML entity encoder and decoder. Here is what it does, whether it is safe, and where developers misuse it.
react-native-root-toast renders toast messages above your React Native app. The security questions are about what text you show, which peer versions you pin, and how you audit the dependency.
Combining Docker and npm the naive way ships a bloated, vulnerable image. Here is how to build lean, reproducible, and secure Node.js containers.
npm install --legacy-peer-deps tells npm to skip peer dependency resolution entirely, the way npm 4-6 did. That unblocks a broken install today and quietly plants runtime and security problems for later.
A look at react-device-detect, what the library does with user-agent parsing, and the supply-chain and privacy considerations before you add it to a React app.
The pdfjs-dist npm package renders PDFs in the browser, but CVE-2024-4367 allowed arbitrary JavaScript execution from a malicious PDF before 4.2.67. Here is what to check.
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