With Drupalcon San Francisco just a few days away, being another great event including two days of "pure coding" and a ChX coder lounge each day for those who are inclined to join, I figured it would be a good idea to share some tips if you are about to work on Drupal 6 issues. Given the close to 2700 attendees coming, I don't know how many to expect on the code sprint days right before and after the conference, but I guess there will be people with diverse backgrounds as usual.

Unfortunately I could not appreciate this Drupalcamp fully, since I've arrived late and needed to leave soon to help cure my flu. However, I did enjoy meeting the welcoming Slovaks from the gentlemen who helped us get to the venue and get back home finding the right way out of Bratislava to the organizers and attendees of the event.

I've had the opportunity before to talk about Drupal Security at Drupalcamp Cologne last year. This time however, I decided to do a talk from the ground up and get better organized. The Is Drupal secure? session from Four Kitchens was most inspiring. I thought it was a great idea to take the OWASP top 10 risk list and give the Drupal answers to those. However, the 2010 list was quite a bit different to the 2007 one that David and company used and I decided to take more of a developer perspective.

Photos by Martin Valasek