Linuxsecurity Fedora pgAdmin4 Denial of Service Fix Advisory for Versions 42 and 43
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Fedora has issued Denial of Service fix advisories for pgAdmin4 in versions 42 and 43. The updates were released to address vulnerabilities in the popular open-source administration platform for PostgreSQL. The updates were announced on January 16, 2026, by Sandro Mani, focusing on regenerating the vendor tarball to include newer development files.
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