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.
Multi-cloud isn't a strategy most teams chose — it's an accumulation. Here's where the hidden security tax of running AWS, Azure, and GCP together actually gets paid, and how to stop paying it.
Registries decide what code actually runs in production, yet most security programs treat them as passive storage. Here's why that's a costly blind spot.
Real typosquatting campaigns follow a repeatable playbook: target selection, edit-distance tricks, and install-time payloads. Here's how attackers actually pick their targets.
Five years after Alex Birsan's $130K dependency confusion disclosure, real attacks like PyTorch's torchtriton incident show the flaw is still live. Here's what's actually fixed.
Malicious packages hit 245,000+ in 2023 alone, outpacing 2019-2022 combined. Here's why detection tooling can't keep up, and how the gap actually closes.
ReDoS turns a single crafted string into an exponential-time attack. Here's how catastrophic backtracking works, real CVEs, and how to detect it.
JFrog has issued its own CVEs since 2021 as a CVE Numbering Authority. Here's what CNA status really controls, where it falls short, and how to verify vendor-disclosed vulnerabilities.
Most SBOM quality discussions stop at completeness. Real quality requires measuring accuracy, freshness, depth, and actionability. Here is a practical framework.
Postinstall scripts run automatically on `npm install` with full user privileges—no review required. Here's how attackers exploit them, from ua-parser-js to Shai-Hulud.
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