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Security November 5, 2026

How to Protect Your Laravel + Vue/React Projects from npm Supply-Chain Attacks

Every npm install runs code written by people you have never met, and in 2026 attackers started exploiting that at scale. Here are the four layers we use on client Laravel projects to block supply-chain attacks, and why they made our builds faster too.

Kunal Rajput

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Security November 2, 2026

Attacks on Websites Are Rising Fast. Here Is How We Stop Them at the Edge

Automated attacks have become cheap and relentless, and AI tooling made them cheaper still. The first line of defence is never your application code. It is everything that happens before a request is allowed to reach your server.

Mukta Gautam

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Security October 31, 2026

Locking Down AWS: Private Networks, No Public Databases, and Deployments Without Keys

Most cloud breaches are not clever. They are a database left reachable from the internet, or an access key committed to a repository. Here is how we structure AWS so that a mistake in one place does not become a breach everywhere.

Mukta Gautam

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Security October 29, 2026

Knowing When Something Is Wrong: Threat Detection, Logging and Secure Code

Good architecture limits the damage an attacker can do. It does not tell you one is there. The third part of our security series covers detection on AWS and the coding habits that keep the rest of it standing.

Mukta Gautam

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Security March 10, 2026

SQL Injections: How a QA Can Secure Your System

SQL Injection is one of the most dangerous web security vulnerabilities. Learn how QA engineers can proactively identify and help prevent SQL Injection attacks before they reach production.

Kunal Rajput

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