Apple's Developer Center Coming Back Online After 8 Day OutageIt appears that Apple is slowly bringing its Developer Center online after more than a week of outage. According to the site's new status page, several systems are up and running, including Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles, Software Downloads, Safari Dev Center, iOS Dev Center, and Mac Dev Center. Apple's Developer Center first went offline last Thursday, and on Sunday, Apple revealed that it had been taken down as a precaution after a security breach. It is unclear who was responsible for the hacking, but a security researcher has suggested that he might be to blame for the outage. Apple has been "working around the clock" on a complete overhaul of its developer systems since the Developer Center was taken down and has noted that developer memberships and apps set to expire during the outage will be given an extension to account for the significant downtime. Recent Mac and iOS Blog Stories • Apple Forms Supplier Responsibility Academic Advisory Board • Google Removes Google+ Local App From the App Store Following Integration into Google Maps • Comparison Chart of Chromecast, Apple TV and Roku Content Options • Microsoft CEO: 'We Built More Devices Than We Could Sell' • Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer Sells $16.4 Million in AAPL Stock • Two New iPhone Models to Be Introduced on September 6th? [Updated] • T-Mobile USA Announces $0 Downpayment on All New Devices • Developer Creates SMS Notification System for Apple Dev Center Services
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