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Re:Instagram's Million Dollar Bug by BHSPitMonkey on Thursday December 17, 2015 @11:25PM (#10756619)
You make "downloading" sound more sinister than it is. Downloading something from the network is the only way to see that it's there or know what it is. There is no substantial difference between downloading and viewing in this case.
Re:Instagram's Million Dollar Bug by brenschluss on Friday December 18, 2015 @03:58PM (#10760874)
> "With the newly obtained AWS key... I queued up several buckets to download, and went to bed for the night."

This isn't about whether viewing files on an internet is technically downloading them; this is about retrieving files of enough size and quantity that you have to queue them up for an overnight download.

Re:Instagram's Million Dollar Bug by voronoff on Friday December 18, 2015 @03:04AM (#10757300)
He kept it for a month. That is different than looking at it.
Re:Instagram's Million Dollar Bug by iMerNibor on Friday December 18, 2015 @10:44AM (#10758998)
Under the assumption the keys would be revoked it's just trash anyways - it'd have been useless anyways, but apparently they didnt realize how serious stuff was, otherwise they would have revoked it A month is plenty of time to change critical S3 credentials
Re:Instagram's Million Dollar Bug by BHSPitMonkey on Friday December 18, 2015 @03:46PM (#10760811)
And how long does your browser cache the pages and assets you've looked at?