Serious vulnerability found in Apple iTunes

A major vulnerability recently appeared in Apple Inc.'s (hereinafter referred to as "Apple") iTunes Connect service, allowing developers to log in to other people's accounts and control other people's applications.

iTunes Connect is a portal for app developers that allows them to manage their apps and track downloads. After logging in, developers can see all their apps. But some developers found yesterday that after they logged into iTunes Connect, they saw other people's apps.

So far, there have been no incidents of other people's apps being compromised. Of course, if such an incident occurs, the developer who interferes with other people's apps will also be punished by Apple. The vulnerability only affects developers, not ordinary users.

It is not clear what caused the outage, but Apple is aware of the problem and has temporarily shut down the iTunes Connect service.

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