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CVE-2026-17346 is a SQL injection vulnerability in pgAdmin 4 caused by unsafe interpolation of database object names into SQL templates. After the earlier hardening for CVE-2026-12044, several sinks remained vulnerable because schema, table, publication, and subscription names obtained from pg_catalog were incorrectly assumed to be inherently safe and were left on an allowlist. PostgreSQL permits arbitrary characters in quoted identifiers, including apostrophes, so an attacker can create an object with a crafted name that breaks out of raw '{{ name }}' interpolation when pgAdmin renders affected queries. The vulnerable sinks include the all-indexes Index Statistics query in coll_stats.sql for both the 16_plus and default PostgreSQL template variants, as well as publication and subscription dependencies and position templates, including PostgreSQL and EPAS dialect variants for publications. When a user opens the affected object's Statistics or Dependencies tab, the injected SQL executes in that user's database session. The issue affects the Index Statistics sink from pgAdmin 4 1.0 onward and the Publications and Subscriptions sinks from 5.0 onward, through versions before 9.17.
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