CVE-2026-118539Route and entity-field access bypass
Insufficient access checks can financially harm the merchant; active exploitation confirmed.
Drupal confirms exploitation of Commerce Core route/field access bypass CVE-2026-118539. The October 28 batch fixes six flaws. Upgrade to 3.3.13 or 8.x-2.41 and audit orders for inconsistencies.
The exploited flaw requires no authenticated account and affects Commerce Core, not Drupal core. It is grouped with the five sibling advisories from the same release batch. No victim count or published static indicators are provided. L4 reflects confirmed exploitation; the other issues have different permissions and configuration prerequisites.
CVE-2026-118539Insufficient access checks can financially harm the merchant; active exploitation confirmed.
CVE-2026-118540JSON:API can expose unpublished variations of published products. Commerce 3.3.x is unaffected by this particular flaw.
CVE-2026-118541Users managing their own promotions can change other promotions’ coupons when JSON:API or REST writes are enabled.
CVE-2026-118542Untrusted users with store creation or own-store edit permissions can change the default store and receive other orders.
CVE-2026-118543A crafted page can trick a commerce administrator into dismissing shared notices, including security notifications.
CVE-2026-118544Repeated JSON:API queries can disclose fields on product variations the visitor cannot view.
| Product | Safe from | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Commerce Core 3.x | 3.3.13 | |
| Commerce Core 8.x-2.x | 8.x-2.41 |
Oct 28, 2026
Six Commerce Core advisories and fixes published
SA-CONTRIB-2026-254 confirms exploitation and recommends auditing orders.
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