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.
A guide to eslint-plugin-react-refresh: what the only-export-components rule enforces, how it relates to the react-refresh webpack plugin, and its security relevance.
@vitejs/plugin-react is a build-time dev dependency, so its security story is mostly about supply chain trust and keeping it current rather than runtime exploits.
react-native-compressor shrinks images, video, and audio on-device before upload. Here is how to vet it, its native footprint, and where the real risks are.
The jsPDF npm package is widely used for client-side PDF generation, but recent path traversal and ReDoS advisories mean the version you pin matters. Here is what to check.
The Angular compiler is more than a build step — it enforces your template sanitization contract, and a 2025 XSS bug proved that assumption can break.
An npm hack rarely means npm itself was breached. It usually means a maintainer account was phished or a package was hijacked. Here is how these attacks unfold and how to defend your builds.
pdf-lib is a popular pure-JavaScript library for creating and editing PDFs, with no known direct vulnerabilities but an inactive maintenance status worth planning around.
The react-native-get-random-values package polyfills crypto.getRandomValues so libraries like uuid work under React Native's Hermes engine. Here is how to install it correctly and use it securely.
The @angular-builders/custom-webpack package lets you merge custom webpack config into Angular CLI builds. Here is how it works and how to use it without adding risk.
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