The Fedora-Red Hat Crisis (Datamation)

Bruce that is exactly the information authority figures wouldn't want released as it's the information they use during interrogations to get the suspect to reveal details they can't know unless they are one that did it. Not only that, but you previously claimed that you want information on security implications that could effect RedHat/Fedora system installs. Outside what items were directly compromised the details of what the user did are nothing more than the details of the crime. Sure they make a good story but they aren't going to help you know anything about security implications to your installs.

Just admit that you want all the details including the meaty story, not just the facts that directly affect users. My sense in reading your comments is that you want RedHat to reveal all the details of the crime, the pirates of silicon valley type story describing the compromise in detail including a breakdown step by step of what the cracker did and maybe even the commands the cracker used. That's a press story, a crime novel if you will, not anything of value to system admins. As a sys-admin, not a kernel hacker I want to know what was compromised, what I need to do to stay secure and what will happen to update the system. The press release covered that. They laid out what they think happened, they told everyone not to update any package till they could update the signing keys and then they updated the signing keys and issued new updates.

The only thing I can surmise is that you believe they are engaged in a coverup and that more damage was done then they are revealing which would realistically be corporate suicide.