[AnimalMuppet]

I read that the other way. "If the guy who did it wants to come forward, that is his decision. But he [still talking about the guy who did it] did provide me the full story."

That is, the perpetrator gave him the full story, but he won't name names, because it's the perpetrator's choice whether or not to reveal his identity.

[netsharc]

OK, makes sense.. so the interviewed hacker mentioned that he got the code in by infiltrating the computer of "some developer"...

[grugq]

he was more specific, but I (a) don't remember the name off the top of my head, and (b) don't think it is beneficial to put them on blast. It isn't their fault they got hacked 20 years ago.

[stavros]

So it is the developer, not the perpetrator?