No Troy and co do not work like that - per se. What is most likely is that someone noticed the public discussion and took advantage. I see where you are comin

No Troy and co do not work like that - per se. What is most likely is that someone noticed the public discussion and took advantage. I see where you are coming from but the fix was easy and wasting time whining about being called out on rubbish practice was the wrong response. Besides, if the DB was pwned, it is unlikely that http -> https would have any real bearing anyway. There was probably a XSS exploit or whatever.