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Stephen Rees-Carter

28 Sep 2022 — 1 min read
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Security Tip: Safely Updating Dependencies

Security Tip: Safely Updating Dependencies

[Tip #131] Updating packages used to be a no-brainer, but now you need to be careful. Updates may be malicious. But not updating leaves vulns unpatched. So what do you do??? 🤷

By Stephen Rees-Carter 20 Jun 2026
In Depth: Version Numbers Are Vanity Labels

In Depth: Version Numbers Are Vanity Labels

[In Depth #40] We trust version numbers to mean a specific, fixed release - but they're really just labels pointing at a commit, and an attacker can quietly move them. Let's dig into tag hijacking, the attack behind tj-actions and Laravel-Lang. 😈

lock-1 By Stephen Rees-Carter 08 Jun 2026
Security Tip: Secure Your Repositories with Laravel Moat

Security Tip: Secure Your Repositories with Laravel Moat

[Tip #130] Laravel Moat is a new tool that assesses the security posture of your GitHub repositories and recommends ways to tighten the controls protecting them.

By Stephen Rees-Carter 26 May 2026
Security Tip: The Signed URL Trap

Security Tip: The Signed URL Trap

[Tip #129] I love Signed URLs, but there is one very subtle trap you can accidentally fall into...

By Stephen Rees-Carter 28 Apr 2026

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