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In this post, we’ll give you some tips and tricks for breaking into the tech industry, and showcase some exciting job opportunities we’ve partnered with other leading tech companies to promote during The Big Fix.
In this post, we’ll cover security concerns of a JavaScript sandbox with the Node.js VM module and how to mitigate them.
As the world becomes more architecturally diverse, we at Chainguard want to make sure our users are armed with the tools they need to remain secure.
From the Big Bang to Leonardo da Vinci, these socks have protected the cloud throughout history.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build Vue 3 components with Tailwind CSS by creating a responsive article card component.
Learn about OCI, which is inching closer to a v1.1 release which provides official guidance on how to connect things in a registry.
As a senior at Xavier University, I was fortunate enough to work at Snyk as a Social Media Intern during the 2022 Summer Internship Program. The experience provided me with ample time and opportunities to grow as a social media professional and dip my toes into the cybersecurity industry.
We’re excited to announce our collaboration with Dynatrace to enhance observability context even further with security posture information.
In this post, we’ll examine the potential risks from Python’s setattr() function, and discuss ways to prevent Mass Assignment vulnerabilities in your application.
The following think piece, written by Snyk’s Open Source and Open Standards Strategy Director, Daniel Appelquist, examines the origin of the term “supply chain security” and whether it’s a good fit for today’s open source software development process.
The IDC Innovators report profiles Chainguard as one of three companies offering enhanced capabilities for open source software supply chain management.
Love your software? This Valentine’s Day, show your software some love by fixing any lingering security vulnerabilities in both your open (and closed-source) code as part of The Big Fix!