The are actively responding to a possible intrusion and are therefore not motivated to give away specific details of the attacker's techniques to either the att

The are actively responding to a possible intrusion and are therefore not motivated to give away specific details of the attacker's techniques to either the attacker or other hostile parties. The MD5's you want are specific to the kit used to attack their client and would disclose the effectiveness of their response and investigation to an attacker,and are also not much good to anyone else. In the Disqus comments the author offers to provide them on request from legitimate researchers. This is a standard precaution, not at all bogus, and it is great that they were able to share as much as they did for general use.