Block access to "hidden" directories and files whose names begin with a period #121
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* upstream/master: Apply the changes from D6LTS 6.47 (pressflow#125) Apply the changes from D6LTS 6.46 (pressflow#123) Apply the changes from D6LTS 6.45 (pressflow#122) Update Drupal version to 6.39 Backport of fixes for SA-CORE-2018-001
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Starting with version 7 Drupal denies access to "hidden" directories and files whose names begin with a period. If there is a .git directory (in the document-root) it might get exposed to prying eyes. This is nothing new as you may find in the article Don't publicly expose .git or how we downloaded your website's sourcecode - An analysis of Alexa's 1M from 2015, but it might be still happening if the web-developer isn't aware of that it wasn't fixed for Drupal 6.