JavaScript Security Explained
JavaScript security means managing three attack surfaces: runtime bugs, browser XSS, and npm supply chain compromise — the last of which caused 2025's biggest incidents.
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.
JavaScript security means managing three attack surfaces: runtime bugs, browser XSS, and npm supply chain compromise — the last of which caused 2025's biggest incidents.
A concrete, timed playbook for the 72 hours after a critical dependency advisory — inventory, reachability, containment, remediation, and retrospective.
Writing YARA-L detection rules and UDM queries in Google Chronicle (now Security Operations) to catch software supply chain threats at scale.
Photo analysis AI can read faces, locations, and text out of images at scale. The security questions are about where those images go and what the model leaks back.
spring-security-oauth2-jose sits at the center of many Java auth stacks, but the legacy project is deprecated and its JOSE/JWT dependencies carry their own patch history; here is how to assess and reduce the risk.
pnpm-lock.yaml and yarn.lock look similar on the surface but enforce different security properties. Here is what matters in 2026, and what still trips teams up.
A precise breakdown of living off the land (LOTL) attacks: how LOLBins, fileless malware, and dual-use tool abuse let intruders hide in plain sight.
When building your own software supply chain security platform makes sense, when it does not, and the hybrid architecture most mature teams actually land on.
Pod Identity and IRSA both give EKS workloads AWS identities. The supply chain implications diverge once you look past the docs.
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