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PostgreSQL 16 security vulnerabilities

PostgreSQL 16 is a PostgreSQL major series. Minor releases carry security fixes — pin and upgrade within the series.

Evidence status

0 version-attributed CVE rows in this catalog for PostgreSQL 16. That means incomplete or pending attribution for these version tokens — not that the release is free of vulnerabilities. Zero matches is never proof PostgreSQL 16 is secure. Coverage can lag vendor disclosure. Always verify the original advisory.

Version overview

  • PostgreSQL 16 vulnerabilities are tracked for the PostgreSQL major line and related extensions when named in advisories.
  • Minor-version upgrades inside the series are the usual remediation path for community builds.

Security advisories for PostgreSQL 16

Confirmed catalog rows attributed to this version series via affected ranges, advisory text, or CVE-linked fix commits on 16.0.

No version-attributed CVE rows yet. That is an evidence gap in this catalog, not a security certification. Review the broader PostgreSQL list below and run the revision / version checker.

Patch information

Public, disclosed Community fix commits attributed to 16.0. Proprietary Enterprise diffs are never shown.

No public disclosed fix commits for 16.0 are listed yet. Use the CVE version checker when you have a concrete SHA or package version.

Disclosed public references on file for 16.0: 0.

Security changes & hardening

Follow the PostgreSQL security updates timeline for confirmed fixes, dependency remediations, and hardening events. Ordinary bugfixes are excluded from that timeline.

How to identify your installed revision

  1. `SELECT version();` in psql.
  2. Package managers: `postgres -V` or distribution package version.
  3. Confirm the minor release against the vendor fixed version, not only the major (14/15/16/17).

Security checker

Check a CVE against the exact version string you run — ranges are evaluated from catalog metadata.

Monitoring

Watch the PostgreSQL stack for newly ingested advisories. Alerts follow your account package — they do not invent exploitability for PostgreSQL 16.

Broader PostgreSQL catalog

40 records

No advisory in this catalog names PostgreSQL 16 yet. These are PostgreSQL core records that do name a series, so the gap is visible instead of filled with unrelated products.