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ivangrynenko-cursorrules-drupal

ivangrynenko-cursorrules-drupal

github.com/grasmashSecurity82149 installsUpdated 4w ago
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About ivangrynenko-cursorrules-drupal

Ivan Grynenko - Drupal Cursor Rules is a security guidance skill for Drupal work. Its reference files cover OWASP Top 10 topics and additional database and file-permission practices, with patterns, checks, and code examples.

Key features

  1. 01Drupal security topic references
  2. 02Coverage of OWASP Top 10
  3. 03Security patterns and anti-patterns
  4. 04Enforcement checks and code examples
  5. 05Database and file-permission guidance

Use cases

  1. 01Consult Drupal authentication and access-control guidance
  2. 02Review Drupal code for injection or SSRF risks
  3. 03Check security configuration and dependency practices

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/grasmash/drupal-claude-skills --skill ivangrynenko-cursorrules-drupal

After installing, type/ivangrynenko-cursorrules-drupalin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled files

References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.

.sync-metadata
references/
access-control-security.md
authentication-security.md
data-security.md
database-standards.md
dependency-security.md
file-permissions.md
injection-prevention.md
integrity-validation.md
logging-security.md
secure-design.md
security-configuration.md
ssrf-prevention.md

Details

From the project README

Ivan Grynenko - Drupal Cursor Rules

Source: Ivan Grynenko - Cursor Rules Author: Ivan Grynenko License: MIT

When This Skill Activates

Activates when working with Drupal security topics including:

  • Authentication and session management
  • Access control and permissions
  • SQL injection and XSS prevention
  • Cryptography and data protection
  • Security configuration
  • Dependency management
  • SSRF prevention
  • Secure design patterns
  • Software integrity
  • Security logging and monitoring

Available Topics

All topics are available as references in the /references/ directory.

Each reference contains:

  • OWASP classification and reference
  • Security patterns and anti-patterns
  • Enforcement checks
  • Code examples
  • Best practices
OWASP Top 10 Coverage
  • @references/authentication-security.md - Authentication failures (A07:2021)
  • @references/access-control-security.md - Broken access control (A01:2021)
  • @references/injection-prevention.md - Injection vulnerabilities (A03:2021)
  • @references/data-security.md - Cryptographic failures (A02:2021)
  • @references/security-configuration.md - Security misconfiguration (A05:2021)
  • @references/dependency-security.md - Vulnerable components (A06:2021)
  • @references/ssrf-prevention.md - Server-side request forgery (A10:2021)
  • @references/secure-design.md - Insecure design (A04:2021)
  • @references/integrity-validation.md - Software integrity failures (A08:2021)
  • @references/logging-security.md - Logging and monitoring failures (A09:2021)
Additional Security Topics
  • @references/database-standards.md - Database best practices
  • @references/file-permissions.md - File security and access control

See /references/ directory for complete list.



To update: Run .claude/scripts/sync-ivan-rules.sh

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