Local lockscreen bypass via writable configuration hash

Lockscreen bypass in Psyprax before 3.2.2 allows local users to disable the application lock through a writable configuration file. The PPScreen.ini file under C:\ProgramData\Psyprax32 stores the lockscreen hash, but its permissions allow every local user to delete that entry, after which Psyprax does not display the lockscreen or lock the application. An attacker requires a local Windows account and file access; successful exploitation removes the application access barrier without changing the Windows session lock.