Pi-hole

Pi-hole · current 6.4.3

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The current version of Pi-hole is 6.4.3 (as of 06/07/2026). patchletter checks the official source daily and emails you new releases.

Pi-hole at a glance

Pi-hole is a popular open-source network-wide ad and tracker blocker that acts as a DNS sink, common in homelabs and small networks. Pi-hole ships regular releases across its components plus security fixes; as a DNS server the whole network relies on, keeping it current and access-controlled matters.

For admins updates run through the built-in updater (pihole -up), covering the core, web interface and FTL resolver together. The admin web interface must not be exposed to the internet — keep it on the internal network behind authentication. Because Pi-hole sits in the DNS path for every device, an outage or compromise affects everything — treat it as infrastructure, keep a fallback resolver, and back up the configuration. After updating, verify that DNS resolution and blocking still work. Track releases so component fixes aren't missed; patchletter surfaces new Pi-hole versions.

Version history & changelog · as detected by patchletter

VersionChannelDateNotes
6.4.3STABLE06/07/2026Release notes →
6.4.2STABLE24/04/2026Release notes →
6.4.1STABLE03/04/2026Release notes →
6.4STABLE17/02/2026Release notes →
6.3STABLE27/11/2025Release notes →
6.2.2STABLE28/10/2025Release notes →
6.2.1STABLE25/10/2025Release notes →
6.2STABLE25/10/2025Release notes →
6.1.4STABLE14/07/2025Release notes →
6.1.3STABLE14/07/2025Release notes →
6.1.2STABLE05/06/2025Release notes →
6.1.1STABLE02/06/2025Release notes →
6.1STABLE31/05/2025Release notes →
6.0.6STABLE30/03/2025Release notes →
6.0.5STABLE04/03/2025Release notes →
6.0.4STABLE23/02/2025Release notes →
6.0.3STABLE21/02/2025Release notes →
6.0.1STABLE19/02/2025Release notes →
6.0STABLE18/02/2025Release notes →
5.18.4STABLE29/12/2024Release notes →
5.18.3STABLE05/07/2024Release notes →
5.18.2STABLE31/03/2024Release notes →
5.18.1STABLE27/03/2024Release notes →
5.18STABLE27/03/2024Release notes →
5.17.3STABLE06/01/2024Release notes →
5.17.2STABLE11/10/2023Release notes →
5.17.1STABLE30/05/2023Release notes →
5.17STABLE28/05/2023Release notes →
5.16.2STABLE25/03/2023Release notes →
5.16.1STABLE22/03/2023Release notes →
5.16STABLE22/03/2023Release notes →
5.15.5STABLE10/02/2023Release notes →
5.15.4STABLE10/02/2023Release notes →
5.15.3STABLE25/01/2023Release notes →
5.15.2STABLE23/01/2023Release notes →
5.15.1STABLE22/01/2023Release notes →
5.15STABLE15/01/2023Release notes →
5.14.2STABLE27/11/2022Release notes →
5.14.1STABLE14/11/2022Release notes →
5.14STABLE14/11/2022Release notes →
5.13STABLE10/10/2022Release notes →
5.12.2STABLE19/09/2022Release notes →
5.12.1STABLE14/09/2022Release notes →
5.12STABLE02/09/2022Release notes →
5.11.4STABLE10/07/2022Release notes →
5.11.3STABLE07/07/2022Release notes →
5.11.2STABLE07/07/2022Release notes →
5.11.1STABLE07/07/2022Release notes →
5.11STABLE07/07/2022Release notes →
5.10STABLE20/04/2022Release notes →

Frequently asked questions

What is the latest version of Pi-hole?
Pi-hole 6.4.3, released 06/07/2026. patchletter checks the vendor's official source daily for new releases.
Where can I find the Pi-hole release notes?
The version history above links to the vendor's official release notes where the vendor publishes them. patchletter deliberately stores no vendor full texts.
How do I get notified about new Pi-hole updates?
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