The AppPresser plugin used in WordPress has a security issue where it does not properly handle exceptions related to encryption. This means that attackers who are not logged in can access the site as any user, even an administrator, if they used the plugin’s API to log in before. However, this can only happen if the server does not have the ‘openssl’ extension.
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