Stolen apps

Question

It is a big news in Japan recently and many news site in Japan report the incident. At first I thought it will be settled in a couple fo days. I decided to translate a couple of their articles and post here because I hear Apple Japan wrongly treated a victim as a thief. The theif is still selling the stolen app from AppStore. I've got to do something. Please read this.
Robbery in AppStore. A game PLOELIUM, which took a half year to develop, has been stolen from AppStore and selling by another developer.
August 4th, 2014 reported by Game Cast.
Today PLOELIUM, a card battle game, has been stolen from AppStore, and belonging to someone else. Occasionally AppStore sells a copy apps built with leaked source code or imitation apps from other vendors. However this particular time, an app has been literally stolen including official URL and users.
The original author @ngokakr cries in Twitter.
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@ngokakr
I went to a library from 9:00am to 11:30am today as usual.
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Then I opened my iPhone and an email says an app has been transferred.
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Bolttom line.
An greedy evel developer hacked my developer account and robbed my app I spent a half years to develop. The robbery completed in a couple of minutes. It was too late to find. My child has gone. My security was not enough.
@ngokakr used the same password on some email address. One of them was iTunes Connect, that manages iTunes. The password was leaked at someware, then someone logged on to the account and transferred his app.
In-app charging system is separated, therefore @ngokakr can still control to enable/disable the charge, however user will have full access on the app if disable and thief can get the money if enable.
The thief developer, currently selling the app, leo Le (*) is the same developer who sold an imitation apps of Longman and Oxford dictionaries before. Game Cast made check him once because he made a big discount before and Longman was free, however we didn't report it because we learned he was suspicious developer in China.
(* Note from translator: The app was transferred again from leo Le to Lee Elman as of August 7th.)
Apple introduced App transfer system 2013. Transferred App can sell from the same URL, and received developer can continue to sell one as if the App has been sold before. However we have to keep our password secure more than before.  The same robbery can be happened again and again.
According to @ngokakr, next update will be significantly delayed due to the incident, however user will be safe as long as you don't access to the bad developer. While the app has no problem so far, the developer may update to add a malicious function, we recommend not to update PLOELIUM until the issue has settled.
Translated from:
http://www.gamecast-blog.com/archives/65801476.html
Warning to malicious app! The app thief provides a malicious app disguising an utility app for a developer to steal a login information.
August 5th, 2014 reported by Game Cast.
We reported an app robbery yesterday. We learned their could-be art.
The perpetrator provides an utility app that allows a developer to see the revenue from an app, and he steals iTunes Connect account information from a developer who logons via the app.
It turned out in a tweet from the victim, who develop PLOELIUM. The victim uses the revenue check app (Sales And Trends Apps) and he entered his ID and password for iTunes Connect. Therefore we pretty sure they retrieved the information from the app and hacked the account.
(Note from Translator: The current provider of both suspicious Sales And Trends Apps and stolen PLOELIUM are the same guy, Lee Elman.)
All apps in AppStore are controlled with iTunes Connect for developer. Once ID and password were leaked, the app can be transferred with no check. We recommend to refrain to access iTunes Connect from apps which looks not credible.
Translated from:
http://www.gamecast-blog.com/archives/65801561.html
I hope someone in Apple helps him and settle the issue.

Answer 1

Step 1 - Get a new BlackBerry.
Step 2 - Login to BlackBerry App World from the new phone.  You'll be told that a new device has been detected and you'll be asked if you want to associate this new device with App World.
Step 3 - Answer 'Yes' to the question.
Step 4 - While in App World, open My World.  Press the menu key and select Refresh.  All your apps will appear on your new phone.  You might have to install them once again but you won't have to pay for any of them.
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