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# January 2026

SDK updates published January 2026

## Java SDK 17.1.3

* **KSM-738**: Added PAM connection settings fields
  * PamSettingsConnection: RDP, Terminal, SSH, VNC, Kubernetes fields
  * PamRbiConnection: audio and clipboard fields
  * PamSettingsPortForward: local port fields

## JavaScript SDK 17.4.0

* **KSM-669**: Fixed crypto issues when using getFolders() on Cloudflare Workers
* **KSM-697**: Fixed file permissions for config files (write with 0600 permissions for security)
* **KSM-731**: Fixed notation lookup with record shortcuts (handles duplicate UIDs from shortcuts)
* **KSM-739**: Added transmission public key #18 for Gov Cloud Dev support
* **Security**: Updated transitive dependencies (glob to 10.5.0, js-yaml to 3.14.2)

## Java SDK 17.2.0

* **KSM-742**: Added transmission public key #18 for Gov Cloud Dev support
* **KSM-733**: Fixed notation lookup with record shortcuts (handles duplicate UIDs from shortcuts)
* **KSM-699**: Fixed file permissions for config files (write with 0600 permissions for security)

## Python SDK 17.1.0

* **KSM-732**: Fixed duplicate UID notation bug (handles duplicate UIDs from shortcuts)
* **KSM-740**: Added transmission public key #18 for Gov Cloud Dev support
* **KSM-763**: Fixed file upload/download SSL and proxy settings
* **KSM-650**: Improved error messages for malformed config files


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