OverviewThis week had a very practical theme: the boring systems that run websites, endpoints, identity, and developer workflows are still the easiest places for attackers to turn one weak spot into a larger incident. The loudest stories were not just new bugs. They were bugs and campaigns that gave attackers management access, session tokens, credentials, or a path from a public service into internal systems.Reality check: If a system can publish code, manage endpoints, authenticate users, or run internet-facing content, it deserves the same urgency as a firewall when exploitation starts.Top 10 Security Signals1. CISA puts an actively exploited Drupal SQL injection on a one-week clockWhat happened: CISA added Drupal Core CVE-2026-9082 to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after active exploitation was reported, and BleepingComputer reported that federal agencies were given until May 27 to patch. The bug affects Drupal’s database abstraction API, can be exploited without…
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