
pgAdmin 4 v9.19 fixes 15 vulnerabilities, most of them in server mode
The 31 October release patches CVE-2026-116238 to CVE-2026-116252, replaces free-text password exec commands with an allowlist and adds an extended-statistics node.

The 31 October release patches CVE-2026-116238 to CVE-2026-116252, replaces free-text password exec commands with an allowlist and adds an extended-statistics node.
OpenID Connect gets specialised support, routing and request handling get quality-of-life changes, and the Kotlin Multiplatform client gets better defaults.
Point schema_cache_path at a .json file and Active Record stops paying the YAML cost at boot. A new herb:check task compiles every ERB template and fails the build.
Build 16 is tagged. The targeted list now includes a Simple JSON API in incubator, generational Shenandoah by default, and the deprecation of the macOS/x64 port.
The Rust project warns of an ongoing campaign against maintainers of popular crates. The target is the publish token, not the laptop.
pgAdmin 4 v9.18 closes an authentication bypass and two connection-string injections that redirect the connection, and the exported password, to a host of the caller's choosing.
A process for tracking, investigating and disclosing model behaviour, plus six cases observed over the last six months.