Drupal security updates, in plain English · Module

Gammu SMS Daemon

21 sites report using it · on drupal.org · 1 security update explained here

This module allows a website to send text messages.

Below is every security update for Gammu SMS Daemon that this site has covered, newest first. Each one says who could exploit it, whether it applies to your site, how urgent it is, and what to tell your developer. If your site uses this module and you are not sure which version, that is the first question to ask whoever looks after it.

Gammu SMS Daemon

Critical · 21 sites report using it · SA-CONTRIB-2026-100 · on drupal.org · Week of 19 August 2026

The maintainer did not fix a security issue so this project has been withdrawn. There are no published details about the exact problem. It is unsafe to keep this code on your website.

  • Who could do thisOnly someone with an administrator login.
  • Does it apply to youAny site using this module.
  • Has it been used in attacksNo sign of it.
  • How urgentThe Drupal security team has withdrawn this module because its maintainer did not fix a known problem. The only remedy is to remove or replace it.

Tell your developerRemove or replace Gammu SMS Daemon. There is no fixed version.

For developers: what the fix changed

The module has been withdrawn, so there is no fixed release to compare.

Not sure what your site is running?

Send me your Drupal site's address.

I'll tell you what I can see from outside, what the Drupal 10 end of life on 9 December means for it, and what it would cost to have me keep it patched. There's no charge for that and no obligation. peter@peterbrady.co.uk


Get in touch

Tell me who you are, what your organisation does, and what you need. That might be a Drupal site that needs looking after, an upgrade to get done before December, or an agency that needs Drupal cover.

If I can help, I'll say so and suggest a call. If I can't, I'll tell you straight away rather than waste your time.

peter@peterbrady.co.uk

For context: I work mainly with UK charities, membership bodies and research organisations, and with the agencies that look after their websites. Not recruiters.

Or start smaller and connect with me on LinkedIn. That's where I post what I find digging around in charity and grants data, and where the free tools turn up first.