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.
Shift left testing means moving quality and security checks earlier, into design and coding, instead of leaving them until the end. Here is a practical way to implement it.
A walkthrough of a concrete LDAP injection example, why the filter syntax makes it dangerous, and how to detect and remediate it in real code.
A practitioner's tour of the Java security flaws that actually break production systems — deserialization, injection, XXE, and the dependency risks that scanners miss.
Deep code analysis reads how data flows through your program instead of matching patterns line by line. Here is what that buys you over grep-style linting.
A practical guide to how to run JavaScript code in the browser, with Node.js, and from the command line, plus the security traps that turn a convenient runner into a liability.
A clear breakdown of CVE-2023-20873, the Spring Boot security bypass on Cloud Foundry: affected versions, why wildcard matching caused it, and how to fix it.
Java urlencode is usually URLEncoder.encode, but it is built for form bodies, not full URLs. Here is when to use it and when it introduces bugs.
Java URL decode looks trivial until you hit double-decoding and encoding mismatches. Here is how to decode URLs in Java correctly and where the security bugs hide.
The meaning of copyleft, in plain terms: how reciprocal licenses keep software free, how strong and weak copyleft differ, and why it changes how you use open source dependencies.
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