A vulnerability that could have led to phishing attacks against Mac OS X, iPad and iPad developers has finally been closed, according to the hacker group that flagged up the hole on an Apple development website few days ago. YGN told Apple about the Arbitrary URL Redirect vulnerability and cross-site scripting issue on April 25, warning it could lead to phishing attacks on developers using the website. Apple acknowledged YGN's information on April 27, but didn't fix the hole. That frustrated YGN, which let news reporters know it would go public with the information in a short period of time even if Apple didn't correct the problem. One day after news reports on the situation, Apple fixed the problem.
It was the Vulnerability on Developer of Apple's Website
Vulnerabilities in developer.apple.com
Vulnerabilities via URL Redirector in developer.apple.com1. VULNERABILITY DESCRIPTION
Arbitrary URL Redirect
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POC (Browsers: All)
https://developer.apple.com/membercenter/urlRedirect.action?fullURL=http://attacker.in/malware_exists_in_this_page
https://developer.apple.com/membercenter/urlRedirect.action?fullURL=http://attacker.in/malware_exists_in_this_page