I have to agree that suspending the account was dumb as if he wanted to be malicious, he'd have created dummy accounts and would have committed malicious code t

I have to agree that suspending the account was dumb as if he wanted to be malicious, he'd have created dummy accounts and would have committed malicious code to popular projects. But then, going so far to say losing all trust in github.. there was a bug, it's fixed and they suspended the "attacker". I wonder what will happen in the following days with script kiddies trying to "hack" all rails website. In fact, isn't the overloading of parameters something as old as the earth that security experts would check first as a vulnerability?