The headline says "exposed source code". The article says it exposed keys, SSO passwords, and other things that sound much worse than exposing source code. Som

The headline says "exposed source code". The article says it exposed keys, SSO passwords, and other things that sound much worse than exposing source code. Some tiny fraction of source code has value as intellectual property, but most of it is probably not valuable or sensitive. Passwords/Keys/PII/Documents on the other hand could be very bad if they got lost.