Drupal Website Enhancements
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a skilled Drupal developer to help me update my existing Drupal website. The primary focus of this project is enhancing the website's functionality.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proficient in Drupal website development
- Extensive experience in updating existing Drupal websites
- Strong capability in enhancing website functionality
- Excellent problem-solving skills
- Ability to deliver high-quality work within deadlines
Key Findings:
1. Vulnerable JavaScript Dependency (WAPT01):
1. Severity: Low (CVSS 3.1)
2. Description: Detected jQuery version 3.1.1.min has multiple vulnerabilities (CVE-2019-11358, CVE-2020-11022, CVE-2020-11023).
3. Impact: Use of outdated third-party JavaScript libraries can lead to DOM-based vulnerabilities, potentially allowing attackers to hijack user accounts.
4. Recommendation: Update to the latest version of jQuery and obscure library information disclosed on web pages.
5. Status: Still vulnerable after multiple retests, even after updating to jQuery v3.4.0.
2. Information Disclosure (WAPT02):
1. Severity: Notice (CVSS 0.0)
2. Description: Unauthorized exposure of sensitive data through various endpoints.
3. Impact: Allows attackers to gain insights into application workings and technology, facilitating targeted attacks using known CVEs.
4. Recommendation: Review and manage user permissions carefully to ensure only authorized access. Use role-based access control provided by Drupal.
5. Status: Partially resolved. Sensitive endpoints removed except for https://dev-wafa-insurance.pantheonsite.io/rss.xml.
3. Server Fingerprint Exposure (R-WAPT01):
1. Severity: Low (CVSS 3.7)
2. Description: Server headers disclose technologies used by the web application (nginx and Drupal 8 CMS), aiding attackers in identifying specific vulnerabilities.
3. Impact: Exposed server information can lead attackers to exploit unpatched servers.
4. Recommendation: Obscure web server information in headers and ensure regular patching of web servers and CMSs.
5. Status: Still vulnerable after multiple retests.
Action Required:
1. JavaScript Dependency Update:
1. Immediate Action: Update jQuery to the latest stable version beyond v3.4.0 that addresses all known vulnerabilities.
2. Long-term Action: Implement a regular update schedule for all third-party libraries to ensure they remain up-to-date and secure.
2. Information Disclosure Mitigation:
1. Immediate Action: Remove or restrict access to the remaining sensitive endpoint (rss.xml). Ensure all sensitive information is protected and not publicly accessible.
2. Long-term Action: Conduct regular reviews of user permissions and access control settings to prevent unauthorized data exposure.
3. Server Fingerprint Obfuscation:
1. Immediate Action: Configure server settings to obscure or remove unnecessary headers that disclose server and CMS information.
2. Long-term Action: Implement regular patch management and security updates for the web server and CMS to minimize exposure to vulnerabilities.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proficient in Drupal website development
- Extensive experience in updating existing Drupal websites
- Strong capability in enhancing website functionality
- Excellent problem-solving skills
- Ability to deliver high-quality work within deadlines
Key Findings:
1. Vulnerable JavaScript Dependency (WAPT01):
1. Severity: Low (CVSS 3.1)
2. Description: Detected jQuery version 3.1.1.min has multiple vulnerabilities (CVE-2019-11358, CVE-2020-11022, CVE-2020-11023).
3. Impact: Use of outdated third-party JavaScript libraries can lead to DOM-based vulnerabilities, potentially allowing attackers to hijack user accounts.
4. Recommendation: Update to the latest version of jQuery and obscure library information disclosed on web pages.
5. Status: Still vulnerable after multiple retests, even after updating to jQuery v3.4.0.
2. Information Disclosure (WAPT02):
1. Severity: Notice (CVSS 0.0)
2. Description: Unauthorized exposure of sensitive data through various endpoints.
3. Impact: Allows attackers to gain insights into application workings and technology, facilitating targeted attacks using known CVEs.
4. Recommendation: Review and manage user permissions carefully to ensure only authorized access. Use role-based access control provided by Drupal.
5. Status: Partially resolved. Sensitive endpoints removed except for https://dev-wafa-insurance.pantheonsite.io/rss.xml.
3. Server Fingerprint Exposure (R-WAPT01):
1. Severity: Low (CVSS 3.7)
2. Description: Server headers disclose technologies used by the web application (nginx and Drupal 8 CMS), aiding attackers in identifying specific vulnerabilities.
3. Impact: Exposed server information can lead attackers to exploit unpatched servers.
4. Recommendation: Obscure web server information in headers and ensure regular patching of web servers and CMSs.
5. Status: Still vulnerable after multiple retests.
Action Required:
1. JavaScript Dependency Update:
1. Immediate Action: Update jQuery to the latest stable version beyond v3.4.0 that addresses all known vulnerabilities.
2. Long-term Action: Implement a regular update schedule for all third-party libraries to ensure they remain up-to-date and secure.
2. Information Disclosure Mitigation:
1. Immediate Action: Remove or restrict access to the remaining sensitive endpoint (rss.xml). Ensure all sensitive information is protected and not publicly accessible.
2. Long-term Action: Conduct regular reviews of user permissions and access control settings to prevent unauthorized data exposure.
3. Server Fingerprint Obfuscation:
1. Immediate Action: Configure server settings to obscure or remove unnecessary headers that disclose server and CMS information.
2. Long-term Action: Implement regular patch management and security updates for the web server and CMS to minimize exposure to vulnerabilities.