SummaryThis week’s Digital Warfare coverage exposed five distinct enterprise attack paths across Brotli, PHP, Adobe Commerce and Magento, the Linux kernel, and GitLab. The threats ranged from memory corruption and remote code execution to malicious file uploads, root privilege escalation, and compromise of CI/CD infrastructure. Three of the week’s major issues, Adobe Commerce CVE-2026-48356, Linux Fragnesia CVE-2026-46300, and GitLab CVE-2026-97229, reached confirmed exploitation status. The common enterprise risk is trust concentration. Once attackers compromise a trusted runtime, kernel, commerce platform, or development server, the next stage can involve credentials, persistence, lateral movement, or downstream systems. Key Takeaways• CVE-2026-111497: Brotli memory corruption threatens applications processing untrusted compressed data. • CVE-2026-109618: PHP runtime corruption can expose web servers to unauthenticated code execution. • CVE-2026-48356: Adobe Commerce and Magento exploitation can enable persistent malicious uploads and web shells. • CVE-2026-46300: Fragnesia can turn limited Linux access into root-level control. • CVE-2026-97229: GitLab compromise can put source code, CI/CD secrets, and deployment infrastructure at risk. KeywordsDigital Warfare Weekly Threat Intelligence Review, CVE-2026-111497, CVE-2026-109618, CVE-2026-48356, CVE-2026-46300, CVE-2026-97229, Brotli vulnerability, PHP2Shell, Adobe Commerce vulnerability, Magento vulnerability, Fragnesia, GitLab RCE, active exploitation, remote code execution, root privilege escalation, CI/CD security, software supply chain, enterprise attack paths, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, incident response, cybersecurity, Digitalwarfare.com, Digital Warfare Podcast