I was an early Bard user. Bard allowed me to browse internal google code repositories. I was able to view all of the YouTube code. With the recently announced b

I was an early Bard user. Bard allowed me to browse internal google code repositories. I was able to view all of the YouTube code. With the recently announced battle against inviticus, it is very relevant. There is a reason private repos are private Bonus: the code was pretty tough to understand alone, but with public api documentation it gave a lot of insight to how google works. Sure I wasn’t going to find a buffer overflow or a way into their network at quick glance, but enough time and I can siphon ideas, data, or full chunks of code to do what I want with. I reported the vulnerability through a colleague and they have since patched it.