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 @angular-eslint/builder package wires ESLint into the Angular CLI so you can run ng lint. Here's how it fits your build and where the supply-chain risk actually lives.
react-select-async-paginate is a thin wrapper over react-select that loads dropdown options page by page. Here is how to use it without inheriting supply chain or data-handling risk.
react-server-dom-webpack is the low-level React Server Components binding meta-frameworks build on. Here is what it does and where the security risks actually live.
Sentry React gives you error and performance monitoring for React apps, but the SDK also collects data that can leak secrets if you misconfigure it. Here is how to run it safely.
The file saver npm package still powers client-side downloads in millions of builds, but it has not shipped a release since 2020. Here is what that means for your dependency tree.
A practical look at npm body-parser, the CVE-2024-45590 denial-of-service issue, and how to configure the middleware so it does not become a liability in production.
spring-context is the artifact that gives you Spring's ApplicationContext, and it drags four more Spring modules into your build. Here is what it does, what it pulls in, and the CVEs that have hit it.
A practitioner's look at the cheerio npm package: what it does, where its real security risk lives, and how to use it safely in production scrapers and parsers.
Execa is one of the most popular ways to run child processes in Node.js. Here is how to use the execa npm package without opening a command-injection hole.
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