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Re:Instagram's Million Dollar Bug by bigiain on Thursday December 17, 2015 @06:05PM (#10755324)
So the bits where you lost the ssl keys, auth cookie keys, app signing keys, push notification keys - and had to ask him (via his employer) about what data he'd accessed are all true? Implying you have no records of who else might have done this and acquired those keys?

Boggle!

Re:Instagram's Million Dollar Bug by gsnedders on Thursday December 17, 2015 @06:13PM (#10755379)
That's one interpretation: the other is that you're placing faith in them being honest, and you'll get a list of what he'd got without the time of doing forensics of the systems, and hence being able to change the keys sooner.
Re:Instagram's Million Dollar Bug by bigiain on Thursday December 17, 2015 @06:21PM (#10755427)
"Placing faith in them being honest", in the same conversation you're having with their uninvolved employer saying what they found is " trivial and of little value" at the same time as threatening them with Facebook's legal team and law enforcement?

Doesn't pass the sniff test from here.

(Admittedly there's no doubt an iceberg-sized bit of this whole drama that neither side are admitting exists.)