Malicious VS Code extensions report
150+ malicious VS Code extensions have been pulled from marketplaces since 2024. Here's how the attacks work — and how to defend against them.
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.
150+ malicious VS Code extensions have been pulled from marketplaces since 2024. Here's how the attacks work — and how to defend against them.
A practical, no-hype comparison of AFL++, libFuzzer, OSS-Fuzz, Honggfuzz, Jazzer, and Mayhem — with real strengths, limitations, and how to choose.
Registry-wide analysis shows a rising share of Terraform modules carry stale provider pins and insecure defaults — here's what's driving it and how to respond.
XPath injection lets attackers rewrite XML queries to bypass logins and steal data. Here is how it works, real incidents, and how Safeguard defends against it.
A practical, no-hype comparison of API security testing tools — from OWASP ZAP to Salt Security — covering REST/GraphQL coverage, posture management, and real tradeoffs.
A timeline of Homebrew formula security incidents — from the 2018 Jenkins token leak to 2026's Trivy tap compromise — and what Homebrew's Tap Trust fix means for security teams.
PHP's unserialize() and Node's insecure deserialization both let attackers forge objects and execute code. Here's how object injection works and how to stop it.
A no-hype comparison of mobile SCA tools for scanning iOS and Android dependencies, generating SBOMs, and catching open-source vulnerabilities before release.
Web API security is about controlling who can call your endpoints, what they can do, and what data they can reach. Here are the risks that matter and the defenses that work.
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