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Originally Posted by DunlopFuzzy
This. Also, for the sake of discussion, what does PTR get out of this?
PTR is in the business of collecting hand history. In order to do that ,they probably somehow observe table and gather HHs. Doing it in a basic simple way is probably somewhat ineffective and resource intensive. In order to improve on their process, it makes perfect sense for them to look at the communication between their host machine and UB's server. While doing so, it was likely trivial to find out that communication wasn't encrypted. After that, it's very simple reverse engineering.
I suspect they were surprised by what they found. Obviously, this is just speculation, but it makes sense. FYI, there is absolutely nothing wrong with PTR's action in this matter.