Hack Center, Game Center, Game Center Leaderboards

Yeah, I'm waiting too. I hate it when there's a high score like 2,147,663,847 and every other score is like only 1 million in some apps, like Cut The Rope , the first box.

I think Apple is obliged towards the makers and buyers of games. I quitted Angry Birds and Cut the Rope, symply because scoring is no fun anymore. I think it should not be difficult to ban hackers for live. Names that are on top of a score list with surreal scores or names that only are being found on top of the game but not in the individual "worlds" should be banned. Softwarewise this is easy. And for Apple: today you will find them in the Game Center and tomorrow.... Good Night Apple.

Did some quick math. If you could slash an average of 5 fruit per second it took zDoc 58.5 billion years to achieve that score. Pretty impressive...

Yes apple, if you do not fix, this will be the most epic fail of ever! Player play for fun with a sane conpetitive spirit, broken by some hack! Please clean leaderbords, intensify control, say something to us please!

Sure, why not! ..... The highest fake score!

In Cut The Rope the high scores are like 130-150k. My bad.

@Everyone else. Yeah, i hope they fix it soon.

FYI, the value of 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 is the largest single value of the BIGINT variable in an SQL database table—it is equal to (2^23)-1. This is likely the maximum value that any score, in any game, could have and still be compatible with Game Center.

So clearly, the hackers have managed to edit their backed-up game data on their hard drive, or via a jailbroken iPhone, iPod, or iPad—likely with some form of hex editor—then had Game Center submit the now-hacked score up to the servers. I wouldn't be surprised if someone managed to extract the file from the iTunes backup of their device, edited the key bits, re-integrated the backed-up data, then performed a Restore to their device of said backup.

It's an exploit, period. Presumably, Apple could correct it at some point by requiring the score submission to be signed in some way—but whether they think it important enough to address, is another story entirely.

Possible no one from apple want to say something about it ? Something like "we know" or other.... Please apple say something!