[merijn481]

Ryan, your post is NOT an example of responsible disclosure. You could have written your post and posted it AFTER alerting the Ice Box Pro guys and waiting until they had the main issues fixed. Your post would still be a good post. In fact, you seem to weigh the importance of your post getting on HackerNews above the security of the people who tried Ice Box Pro. The creators of Ice Box Pro had good intentions and messed up security (as almost any startup does to some extend). You are either ignorant to what security actually means or unethical, which at best is as bad as what the creators of Ice Box Pro did and maybe worse. Will you take responsibility if any of the users that tried Ice Box Pro get hacked as a consequence of your post?

[merijn481]

Ah, I see you did let them know and the vulnerability was fixed before you posted. Good. I recommend saying such a thing in your post because it helps people like me understand that you are in fact responsible about the disclosure.

[adgar2]

According to timestamps, it took ~5 minutes for you to realize your mistake. It may be worth waiting those five minutes before posting, in the future.