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# September 2024

## KSM Python SDK v16.6.6

* KSM-552: Don't generate UIDs starting with "-"
* KSM-554: Add new PAM field types (through Helper 1.0.5)

## KSM .NET SDK v16.6.7

* KSM-550: Don't generate UIDs starting with "-"
* KSM-557: Add new PAM field types

## KSM Java SDK v16.6.5

* KSM-548: Don't generate UIDs starting with "-"
* KSM-553: Added new field types and updated PAM field types
* Upgraded package dependencies to latest versions and switched to gradle-8.10.1

## KSM JavaScript SDK v16.6.3

* KSM-489: Add transaction support for updateSecret
* KSM-521: Dependencies upgrade
* KSM-549: Don't generate UIDs starting with "-"
* KSM-556: Add new PAM field types

## KSM GO SDK v16.6.4

* KSM-551: Don't generate UIDs starting with "-"
* KSM-555: Added new field types and updated PAM field types

## ServiceNow Plugin

* Added support for WashingtonDC & Xanadu Service Now Releases
* switched to gradle-8.10

## Azure Pipeline Extension v1.0.8

* KSM-544: Added search by title
* Update package dependencies

## HashiCorp Vault Integration v1.0.4

* Dependency Upgrade to address CVE-2024-41110

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