Unfortunately, that looks like Winter Creeper (Euonymus fortunei). It is a lovely plant that has escaped gardens and spread into wild areas, taking up space where our native plants should be. (Native plants and other flora/fauna have evolved to support each other over eons.)
It's actually now illegal to sell the plant in Maryland.
Here is our page on it: 
https://extension.umd.edu/resource/winter-creeper/
We are not aware that it causes any skin sensitivity but it does tend to grow with other vines like poison ivy that may be within the same area.


Christine