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Webpro Company blog: When a Drupal module becomes unsupported because of a security risk

On 19 August 2026, the Drupal.org security advisory page included several contributed projects that the security team marked unsupported because of known security issues. A site owner needs to know whether the module is used on their site and what to do when there is no fixed release.

Webpro Company blog: When a Drupal module becomes unsupported because of a security risk

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On 19 August 2026, the Drupal.org security advisory page included several contributed projects that the security team marked unsupported because of known security issues.

A site owner needs to know whether the module is used on their site and what to do when there is no fixed release.

On 19 August 2026, the Drupal.org security advisory page listed several contributed projects that were marked unsupported because of security issues.

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On 19 August 2026, the Drupal.org security advisory page included several contributed projects that the security team marked unsupported because of known security issues. A site owner needs to know whether the module is used on their site and what to do when there is no fixed release. On 19 August 2026, the Drupal.org security advisory page listed several contributed projects that were marked unsupported because of security issues.

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  • A week earlier, advisories also included Quick Tabs, External Authentication, Entity Share Websub, Diff and Commerce PayPal.

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Examples included Screenshot, Link content parser and Gammu SMS Daemon. Not every advisory affects every Drupal site.

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