While I totally agree this is important to know, CurrentC isn't a startup, it's a new program from an established company. These guys have made themselves a target, and it is very likely that no amount of good security would leave them totally invulnerable. The community's desire to make CurrentC look foolish is very high.
I suspect the point was that this was this program comes from established companies that have no place making the same mistakes that startups make, or for the same reasons.
