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CVE-2026-55072 is a SQL injection vulnerability in Pimcore affecting ClassDefinition and Block handling. The flaw is caused by insufficient validation of class definition UID values due to missing end anchors in the relevant validation regular expressions, combined with unsafe SQL query construction in Block handling where a class identifier is concatenated without proper identifier quoting. An authenticated user with permission to manage objects can create a malicious class definition and cause attacker-controlled SQL to be incorporated into a query when a data object of that class is loaded. This can result in arbitrary SQL execution against the underlying database.
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