Pie Register Plugin Flaw: From Bypass to Disaster in WordPress Wonderland

Discover the hilariously dangerous world of the Pie Register WordPress Plugin 3.7.1.4. With an authentication bypass to RCE, this exploit is like leaving your front door open with a “Welcome Hackers” sign. Learn more about this digital pie mishap, but remember, curiosity didn’t just kill the cat—it also compromised its website.

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Ah, the good old days when you could only get into trouble for forgetting your WordPress password, not accidentally inviting hackers to install plugins on your site. With the Pie Register WordPress Plugin vulnerability, it’s like throwing a party and waking up to find out your guests were cybercriminals. Remember folks, when it comes to plugins, it’s the version that counts, not just the flavor.

Key Points:

  • Pie Register WordPress Plugin version <= 3.7.1.4 is vulnerable to an authentication bypass leading to Remote Code Execution (RCE).
  • The exploit involves uploading a malicious plugin zip file to the target site.
  • The vulnerability is documented under CVE-2025-34077.
  • This exploit was tested on Ubuntu 22.04, proving it’s not just Windows that needs to watch its back.
  • The vulnerability is now public knowledge, so update your plugins or face the music!

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