In my opinion, the author is feigning shock...<p>He claims to have downloaded the content listed below.  And he is surprised that Facebook responds coldly?  Note the string &quot;private keys&quot; in this list...  Doesn&#x27;t the author know how long it will take them to recover from this breech?  How much it will cost them?<p>On the other hand, it does sort of re-enforce the idea that he should be paid handsomely, doesn&#x27;t it? :)<p><pre><code>    * Static content for Instagram.com websites. Write access was not tested, but seemed likely.
    * Source code for fairly recent versions of the Instagram server backend, covering all API endpoints, some image processing libraries, etc.
    * SSL certificates and private keys, including both instagram.com and *.instagram.com
    * Secret keys used to sign authentication cookies for Instagram
    * OAuth and other Instagram API keys
    * Email server credentials
    * iOS and Android app signing keys
    * iOS Push Notifications keys
    * Twitter API keys
    * Facebook API keys
    * Flickr API keys
    * Tumblr API keys
    * Foursquare API keys
    * Recaptcha key-pair</code></pre>