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.
An IP camera is a lens and image sensor feeding a vision SoC that runs embedded Linux, encodes H.264 or H.265 and streams via RTSP, ONVIF or a cloud relay.
A smart lock is a geared motor on a rated deadbolt, run by a low power radio chip with a secure element. How it is built, paired, updated and regulated.
True wireless earbuds pair a Bluetooth audio SoC with MEMS mics, a tiny lithium cell and signed firmware. How they are built, tested, updated and paired.
California's DROP sends one deletion request to every registered data broker. How it works, how opt-outs and GDPR requests compare, and what lasts.
IDFA and Google's advertising ID let apps link your activity across companies. How they work, what ATT changed, and how to reset or delete them today.
The Sovereign Tech Agency is Germany's public funder for open source infrastructure. Learn its programmes, how it picks projects and what it changes.
Software Freedom Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) charity, founded in 2006, that sponsors open source projects and enforces the GPL. Here is how it works.
MCP Apps let an MCP server ship an HTML view that the host renders in a sandboxed iframe. How it works, where it is weak, and how to lock it down.
WebMCP lets a web page register JavaScript tools that browser agents call in the user's session. How the API works, the risks, and how to lock it down.
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