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.
Microservices multiply your dependency surface. This guide covers service mesh security, inter-service authentication, and dependency management across distributed architectures.
An API vulnerability in Twitter allowed attackers to link phone numbers and email addresses to Twitter accounts, ultimately exposing data from 5.4 million users — and possibly over 200 million email-account pairs.
Rust's compiler catches memory safety bugs. Clippy catches everything else -- including security anti-patterns the borrow checker does not care about.
Brazil's data protection law creates obligations for software security and supply chain transparency. Here's what developers and vendors should know.
Where zk-SNARKs, STARKs, and Bulletproofs actually fit in software supply chain attestation, and where conventional signatures remain the correct choice.
Two AI bug hunters can both generate hypotheses. Only one can defend them. A field study of grounded versus ungrounded hypothesis generation in zero-day discovery.
VEX documents let software producers tell consumers which vulnerabilities actually affect their products. Here's how VEX works and why it matters.
XML's feature richness is its security weakness. XXE, entity expansion, and XSLT injection continue to plague applications that process XML.
A critical command injection flaw in the systeminformation npm package (CVE-2021-21315) let attackers run OS commands via unsanitized shell calls. Here's the full breakdown.
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