Drupal sites had “hours” to patch before attacks started

Ars Technica
By Robert LemosOct 31, 2014, 11:50 am85 pts
Nearly a million websites running the popular Drupal content management system had only hours to update their software before attacks likely compromised the systems, thanks to a widespread vulnerability, the Drupal security team warned this week. On October 15, the security team for the Drupal content…

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