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From a more practical point of view Drupal is secure out of the box but being a CMS means that the settings may not be suitable for your personal site. For example the default account settings are to let people visiting your site create accounts by themselves, so you might want to disable that. Here are some configuration settings that you might want to check (These are for Drupal 7): Select if visitors can create accounts etc. /admin/config/people/accounts Check all the permissions that relate to you. Sensible defaults are set like anonymous users can view comments, and published content. /admin/people/permissions Text Formats. These have sensible defaults but check to make sure roles are not setup to use php input format (this should really never be set in my opinion). /admin/config/content/formats Error logging. /admin/config/development/logging Also check your file permissions to make sure they are in line with the suggestions on drupal.org - <a href="http://drupal.org/node/244924" rel="nofollow">http://drupal.org/node/244924</a> It's worth remembering to look at your site as an anonymous user - I know that sounds obvious but a lot of people stay logged in as user 1 and don't realise how the site might look to someone who is of another role or not logged in at all. Use another browser to view the site so you can keep logged in as one user and anonymous in the other browser. If you are going to be writing modules look into the api functions like filter_xss() and checkplain() - <a href="http://drupal.org/writing-secure-code" rel="nofollow">http://drupal.org/writing-secure-code</a>
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