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Personal Security Checklist is a comprehensive, plain-language checklist for improving personal digital security and privacy across devices, accounts, and everyday workflows. It’s organized so that complete beginners can make quick, high-impact changes, while advanced users can dig into deeper hardening steps. The guidance spans topics like passwords, 2FA, device encryption, browser hygiene, network safety, backups, and incident response planning. Each section breaks recommendations into...

...Using an intuitive rule-API, you'll gain the power of the shield engine on every request and reduce the load time of every request with smart caching. This way you can make sure your application will remain quick, and no internal data will be exposed. Implement your server permissions in a clear and deterministic way and let it guard access to your schema. Shield lets you create a handful of rules and compose them into meaningful structures using logical operators. To prevent recalculation of rules, every rule caches its result based on selected caching mechanism and speeds up query execution. Shield generates a type-map from your schema to make sure you have assigned your rules to the right places.

React Native wrapper around SharedPreferences and Keychain to provide a secure alternative to Async Storage. Async Storage is great but it lacks security. This is less than ideal when storing sensitive data such as access tokens, payment information and so on. This module aims to solve this problem by providing a wrapper around Android's EncryptedSharedPreferences and iOS' Keychain, complete with support for TypeScript.

nexTM is a threat modeling tool tailored towards agile software development. It provides a clean and easy to use model editor which is loosely inspired by OWASP Threat Dragon (as it also makes use of the antvis X6 library). Besides the model editor, nexTM allows you to structure your threat modeling projects into products, product increments, and models to conveniently keep track of any changes throughout application development. In the near future, it is planned to implement a "diff view"...