I have 2-factor authentication enabled (in fact, it's part of my company's security policy that everyone must follow).. but I went to that page and saw shitloads of "user.failed_login" messages over the past five days and it kind of freaks me out.
That said, it kind of freaks me out in a good way. I'm glad github has this panel. People should be aware when several failed login attempts are made on their accounts.
Indeed, I've got failed login attempts from four different IP addresses (115.127.35.4, 183.96.115.54, 186.89.119.140, and 190.73.143.216) over the last two days.
190.206.118.221, 61.247.35.20, 201.243.203.209, 190.204.171.95, 190.36.181.198, 213.163.72.224 were the IPs that hit me. But yes, only for the last 3 days and there's no way they guessed my password in 5 attempts, unless someone's decrypted the Adobe document
I've seen people amend reviews in the App Stores without being prompted, it certainly helps and they tend to mention that they are updating a previous review.
As for contacting people, Apple don't make this easy. The only way i've done it in the past is to match up user names, if you can't do that then you have no way to respond to the review in any way. Hopefully Apple will change that in the future or at least allow developers to push the user towards support via email or similar.
That would be the ideal addition to iOS 7. The URL based one I mentioned would go someway to give you this functionality although it requires the app getting the data to implement the functionality. Fingers crossed are crossed for Apple to announce something to improve this in June.
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