Welcome to the sixth edition of the D7Security Newsletter!
New D7Security members
We are excited to have new members join the D7Security group:
- Henri Médot (anrikun on drupal.org, anrikun on gitlab.com)
- MustangGB (mustanggb on drupal.org, mustanggb on gitlab.com)
Thank you to the active members.
- Thanks to all the active members on D7Security. We are suporting 135 modules as of today. Check out the Supported Drupal 7 projects.
- A big shout out to MustangGB (93 modules), Henri Médot (19 modules) and Vijay Mani (14 modules) for supporting so many modules.
Marking D7 projects supported again we care about
- D7Security is focusing on security fixes and extended support for Drupal 7, but currently lacks core maintainers. We are seeking community volunteers to help maintain both core and contributed projects. A group is being formed to support Drupal 7 core, and we encourage members to join D7Security group and contribute. Learn more in the issue and contact us if you would like to join us.
- Instead of forking hundreds of repositories, we plan to only apply updates as necessary, with clear instructions for adding projects to the supported list and designating maintainers on our wiki page.
Commercial Extended Support Provider Updates
- Unfortunately, the commercial providers are not going to open-source their fixes.
- Tag1 released the coffee module security update, crediting us, the D7Security group. We are happy to collaborate with extended security support partners. Read more in our security advisory page.
How you can help
Here are some opportunities how you can get involved and help us:
- Install the d7security_client 7.x-1.3 according to our user guide on your Drupal 7 site(s)
- Help us set up an RSS feed on d7security.org so that blog posts will be aggregated to Drupal Planet
That is all for today, please reach out in our communication channels if you have any questions!