iTunes Connect bug logs developers in to other developers’ accounts at random

Ars Technica
By Andrew CunninghamJan 29, 2015, 2:00 pm281 pts
This morning, a number of developers signed in to Apple's iTunes Connect service only to be greeted by a list of apps that didn't belong to them. TechCrunch has a good roundup of tweets from affected developers—it seems that whenever developers signed in with their credentials, they were being granted access…

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