Aha. That's an unfortunate situation for you. Ultimately though, it seems like you dropped the ball by leaking the code to someone else: even if you weren't responsible directly for the site or for posting the code publicly, you were the one who made it possible. Hopefully you can learn from this experience.
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Edit: You said "To clarify, I had no intention of hosting the files for public access and never did so. Any links to my site were immediately dead as they were only used so that a copy of the source could be obtained to analyze. The files were destroyed from the server after."
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Edit: You said "To clarify, I had no intention of hosting the files for public access and never did so. Any links to my site were immediately dead as they were only used so that a copy of the source could be obtained to analyze. The files were destroyed from the server after."
If that's the case, then mind explaining this?
https://twitter.com/#!/communistcake/status/4934029867707596...