蘋果開發者網站疑似遭入侵 - MAC

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57594804-37/researcher-apple-developer-site
-hack-i-meant-no-harm/

Ibrahim Balic thinks he may be the intruder identified by Apple in an attack
against its developer site but says he had no malicious intent.
Apple reported Sunday that an "intruder" tried to gain access to developer
data last week, prompting the company to take down its Developer Center Web
site. The general developer Web site is accessible as always, but the actual
Developer Center sites for iOS and OS X remain offline.
No names have been revealed in the alleged security breach, but security
researcher Ibrahim Balic pinned the blame on himself, claiming that he was
merely trying to alert Apple to several vulnerabilities that he discovered on
the site.

In a lengthy comment to a TechCrunch story posted on Sunday, Balic identified
himself as a security researcher who consults for different firms and has
started doing research on Apple. In his investigation, he said he found 13
bugs on the Developer site, which he reported to Apple through its
bug-reporting site.
One of the bugs apparently provided him with access to user data, which he
said he immediately reported to Apple. Four hours after he filed his report,
he said, the Developer Center shut down. Balic has since attempted to e-mail
Apple but has yet to receive a response, he said.

In his comment, Balic said that he didn't conduct the research to hurt people
and did not try to publish or share the user data with anyone else. He also
stressed that he reported the bugs to Apple before he attempted to see if he
could get the actual data.
CNET has contacted Apple for comment and will update the story if the company
responds.
Balic's full comment and a video he posted on YouTube appear below:
My name is ibrahim Balic, I am a security researcher. You can also search my
name from Facebook's Whitehat List. I do private consulting for particular
firms. Recently I have started doing research on Apple inc.
In total I have found 13 bugs and have reported through
http://bugreport.apple.com. The bugs are all reported one by one and Apple
was informed. I gave details to Apple as much as I can and I've also added
screenshots.
One of those bugs have provided me access to users details etc. I immediately
reported this to Apple. I have taken 73 users details (all apple inc workers
only) and prove them as an example.
4 hours later from my final report Apple developer portal gas closed down and
you know it still is. I have emailed and asked if I am putting them in any
difficulty so that I can give a break to my research. I have not gotten any
respond to this... I have been waiting since then for them to contact me, and
today I'm reading news saying that they have been attacked and hacked. In
some of the media news I watch/read that whether legal authorities were
involved in its investigation of the hack. I'm not feeling very happy with
what I read and a bit irritated, as I did not done this research to harm or
damage. I didn't attempt to publish or have not shared this situation with
anybody else. My aim was to report bugs and collect the datas for the
porpoise of seeing how deep I can go within this scope. I have over 100.000+
users details and Apple is informed about this. I didn't attempt to get the
datas first and report then, instead I have reported first.
I do not want my name to be in blacklist, please search on this situation.
I'm keeping all the evidences, emails and images also I have the records of
bugs that I made through Apple bug-report.

似乎是上星期發生的事情，

不過這星期才有媒體報導出來，

看起來似乎是資安人員做的測試，

而不是hacker，

不過看來這個蟲是需要重視的，

不然對開發者而言似乎沒有隱私的保障。

看了這個網站下面的回應：

http://www.loopinsight.com/2013/07/21/apple-comments-on-developer-site-hack/

似乎遇到的開發者不少。

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