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What were the security implications for an entity that has applications there? Anything we should check or change as soon as iTunes Connect is back up?

• Aqua_Geek 12y ago
  Somebody mentioned that trying to perform actions on the apps would error out, so it seems more like an information leakage issue. That being said, when it come back online I'm definitely going to go through all my apps.
  • xuki 12y ago
    Check your users as well. Someone could have created an account.
  • charlesdm 12y ago
    The thought of someone creating a new user on your account like that is disturbing.
  • jobu 12y ago
    Yeah, I wonder how many paid apps are now free.
• k-mcgrady 12y ago
  It sounds like the only issue would be that you could potentially see unreleased apps. You couldn't access financial/payment records and couldn't access app details. You could just see the app dashboard. This is all according to reports I've read in the last hour or so.
  • crazycanuck 12y ago
    You definitely could access app details. Not sure if you could change them - I didn't try - but here's the evidence: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qd0clsmx10h4tpd/Screenshot%202015-01-29%2011.27.20.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/qd0clsmx10h4tpd/Screenshot%202015-... egads!
    • k-mcgrady 12y ago
      Shit, even if not possible to edit that's worse as it includes an address and phone number for the business and the technical contact.