Yeah, lot of good that will do. If it was posted to a public github repo then it was likely downloaded by hundreds, if not thousands, of people. On top of that the culprit who likely used this to access their database probably connected from a server in China or Russia, or through a Tor exit node.
Exactly. Either the perp was foolish enough to use fewer than seven proxies both when accessing GitHub and the Uber server, in which case Uber already has the information they need without the subpoena, or they were smart enough to use the requisite number of proxies, in which case this is a wild goose chase that could result in some poor innocent being sued or charged.
