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 hijacked GitHub Actions token let attackers publish a backdoored elementary-data release that stole cloud, warehouse, and SSH credentials.
A phishing email spoofing npm support hijacked a maintainer's account and poisoned eslint-config-prettier, a package with roughly 30 million weekly downloads.
A single invisible Unicode character can flip how code executes versus how it reads on screen. Here's how to configure ESLint to catch it.
One hardcoded Telnet password list built a 100,000-device botnet in 2016. A decade later, the same three failures still define most IoT breaches.
One FasterXML fix in 2017 spawned nearly 30 follow-up CVEs. Here's how Jackson's polymorphic typing enables RCE, and how to configure ObjectMapper safely.
SpotBugs checks 400+ bug patterns, Find Security Bugs adds 144 more, and CodeQL needs a full build — no single free Java scanner covers everything.
On March 19, 2026, TeamPCP hijacked Trivy's GitHub Action to steal LiteLLM's PyPI token, then shipped a backdoored release, CVE-2026-33634, CVSS 9.4.
A single unsanitized query key like $ne can bypass authentication in MongoDB apps — two 2024-2025 Mongoose CVEs show the fix is harder than one middleware package.
npm's alias@npm:target syntax lets an attacker capture a name that doesn't even exist yet on the registry — widening dependency confusion past simple squatting.
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