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Drupal Security: All That You Need To Do To Make Your Site Hack-proof by drupalindia2(f): 8:13am On Nov 05, 2018
The increasing frequency of hacking incidents in the recent times is a cause of concern for website owners. As these risks get bigger, so does the need to address them by taking adequate security measures irrespective of the platform on which your website has been built. Drupal, for instance, has been acclaimed one of the secure open-source CMS platforms by online software standards. However, there are several threats that you may still experience with your Drupal business website. Let us help you with a comprehensive overview of Drupal security and all that you can do to make your website hack-proof.

Assessing your risk: How vulnerable is Drupal?

The journey to address your security risks begins with their assessment in the first place. The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposure, an online vulnerability data source, indicates that hundreds of vulnerabilities have been reported with the platform since 2002. it is to be noted that a majority of them are associated with cross-site scripting. Amongst the recent ones was the ones detected in March 2018 and had widespread implications because it could potentially affect millions of users using version 6 onward.

Another major threat that every Drupal Development Company and business websites that use the platform faces is Drupalgeddon 2. It is the successor of Drupalgeddon, an SQL-injection vulnerability which was detected in 2014. Drupalgeddon 2 places crypto-mining software on the sites that are not secured with relevant patches. Considering these facts, it can be stated that Drupal still faces its share of risks despite being touted as a secure platform. So if you have a site on this platform, you need to beef up your security measures.

Source: http://drupalindia.co.in/blog/drupal-security-need-make-site-hack-proof

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