Interesting story, and it sounds (from a one-sided perspective) like Shred's founded acted in good faith. And I agree with the disconnect between frivolous laws

Interesting story, and it sounds (from a one-sided perspective) like Shred's founded acted in good faith. And I agree with the disconnect between frivolous lawsuits and small companies. I don't think the last line in particular does Shred any favors. ("Turn this offer down, and you will reveal yourselves as anti-innovation bullies, using your wealth to harass a young startup with litigation just because you can.") They might be, but they might also have good reason not to agree that a code audit is an unambiguous, standalone, infallible process. This is setting up a, "When did you stop beating your dog?" kind of question.