Module Description
A module which allows a drupal site to serve a security.txt file and provides a friendly administration user interface.
Introduction The Security.txt module provides an implementation of the security.txt standard which is currently a draft RFC. Its purpose is to provide a standardized way to document your website’s security contact details and policy. This allows users and security researchers to securely disclose security vulnerabilities to you.
Installation This module should be installed in the usual way, see installing modules.
Configuration Once you have installed this module you will want to perform the following configuration.
Permissions
You control the permissions granted to each role at /admin/people/permissions. You will almost certainly want to give everyone the 'View security.txt' permission, i.e. give it to both the 'Anonymous User and 'Authenticated User' roles.
You will only want to give the 'Administer security.txt' permission to very trusted roles.
Security.txt configuration
The Security.txt module configuration page can be found under 'System' on the Drupal configuration page. Fill in all the details you want to add to your security.txt file, then press the 'Save configuration' button. You should then proceed to the 'Sign' tab of the configuration form.
Security.txt signing
You can provide a digital signature for your security.txt file by following the instructions on the 'Sign' tab of the module’s configuration page.
Use Once you have completed the configuration of the Security.txt module your security.txt and security.txt.sig files will be available at the following standard URLs:
* /.well-known/security.txt
* /.well-known/security.txt.sig
Backdrop Port There is a backdrop port of this module.
Further reading
* Learn more about the security.txt standard.
* Read the draft RFC.
Introduction The Security.txt module provides an implementation of the security.txt standard which is currently a draft RFC. Its purpose is to provide a standardized way to document your website’s security contact details and policy. This allows users and security researchers to securely disclose security vulnerabilities to you.
Installation This module should be installed in the usual way, see installing modules.
Configuration Once you have installed this module you will want to perform the following configuration.
Permissions
You control the permissions granted to each role at /admin/people/permissions. You will almost certainly want to give everyone the 'View security.txt' permission, i.e. give it to both the 'Anonymous User and 'Authenticated User' roles.
You will only want to give the 'Administer security.txt' permission to very trusted roles.
Security.txt configuration
The Security.txt module configuration page can be found under 'System' on the Drupal configuration page. Fill in all the details you want to add to your security.txt file, then press the 'Save configuration' button. You should then proceed to the 'Sign' tab of the configuration form.
Security.txt signing
You can provide a digital signature for your security.txt file by following the instructions on the 'Sign' tab of the module’s configuration page.
Use Once you have completed the configuration of the Security.txt module your security.txt and security.txt.sig files will be available at the following standard URLs:
* /.well-known/security.txt
* /.well-known/security.txt.sig
Backdrop Port There is a backdrop port of this module.
Further reading
* Learn more about the security.txt standard.
* Read the draft RFC.
Module Link
Project Usage
2479
Security Covered
Covered By Security Advisory
Version Available
Production
Module Summary
The Security.txt module aims to provide a standardized way to document a website's security contact details and policy, allowing users and security researchers to securely disclose vulnerabilities.
Data Name
securitytxt
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