Core

Mihomo v1.19.27: Security Fixes and Core Changes

Mihomo v1.19.27 (GitHub Release, 2026-06-06) is not a “new buttons” release. Fixes sit in the core: abnormal connections, protocol edges, rule/provider reading. For Clash Verge Rev users it’s engine maintenance.

It includes security-related fixes around QUIC, SOCKS4, Trojan, VLESS, DoQ, plus items like OpenVPN ping keepalive, PASS-RULE, and rule-provider bundle paths. Everyday users should wait for a stable client build rather than swapping cores blindly.

Not a UI-focused release

Expect fewer visible chrome changes; safety and boundaries are the point.

Security fixes worth noting

Protocol/transport hardening. Trust the upstream release notes; after upgrading, re-check connections.

New config capabilities

Use keepalive / PASS-RULE / bundle paths only if you need them in Merge.

Should Clash Verge Rev users swap cores now?

Default: wait for the client. Advanced users who already run custom cores can upgrade with a rollback plan.

Upgrade strategy

  1. See if the client already ships the core.
  2. Back up before manual swaps.
  3. Verify with the connections page and daily sites.

Builds: download center.

Track core updates, but do not swap blindly

Most users should stay on the stable Clash Verge Rev build and only test Alpha or manual cores when they understand the risk.