I don't think that's so clear cut. The leak was publicized in 2013 by somebody else, and it wasn't fixed for two years until the events in this article. Clear

I don't think that's so clear cut. The leak was publicized in 2013 by somebody else, and it wasn't fixed for two years until the events in this article. Clearly Facebook didn't think it was a bug or a security issue, or they wouldn't have taken two years to fix it. IMO the kid dodged a bullet when the internship was rescinded. Looks like hubris and shitty company culture, and he can probably get something better.