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Most databases run offline and don't allow arbitrary SQL statements. SQL injections are generally eliminated by using the extended protocol.

So, yes, if you're running multi-tenant Postgres as a public service, you should upgrade. Everyone else is in no rush.

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No rush, but don't wait too long either.

Yes, the application above it should prevent SQL injection, but if it's imperfect, you don't want an attacker to turn SQL injection into RCE.

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then, what would you do if you were an adversary trying to push your xz-style vulnerability to every place known to man?
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So you're in favor of applying security patches? Controversial opinion.
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