Drupal

Drupal SA-CORE-2026-004 is a highly critical SQL Injection vulnerability affecting PostgreSQL-based Drupal sites. This article explains the affected versions, root cause, fix and recommended update actions.

Drupal CMS and Recipes aim to make Drupal faster to start with, while preserving the flexibility and robustness of Drupal Core.

Drupal 11.1 introduces object-oriented hooks with the #[Hook] attribute, helping developers organize module code more cleanly.

Drupal 11 continues the modernization of the CMS with higher technical requirements, less deprecated code, and a more sustainable foundation.

Released today, Drupal 10 represents a new milestone in the evolution of the CMS. Following Drupal 9, this version focuses on modernizing the stack, improving the developer experience, and removing deprecated code.

Released today, Drupal 9 builds directly on Drupal 8. Unlike previous major versions, this release does not introduce a major technical shift, but rather a controlled and incremental evolution.

Released today, Drupal 8 marks a major milestone in the evolution of the CMS. This new version introduces a deep architectural overhaul and adopts modern standards, bringing Drupal closer to contemporary PHP frameworks.

Drush configuration is in the file drushrc.php. It can be located in the following locations: