I'm just pointing out that if there's a map hack, it doesn't necessarily mean that someone knows how to crack password-protected saves.
I didn't claim that in my initial statement, by the way.
Here's what I'm focusing on:
1) With a probability of just under 91%, we're dealing with a map hack, and this is happening with HD+ running (there's still some room for my personal doubts, but I also see the opinions of Heroes players who are better than me and have much more experience in analyzing such situations, and I'm paying close attention to that opinion).
2) This is the first such registered case.
3) To avoid wasting time, it makes sense to immediately make as much information as possible publicly available, including details such as who generated the map and when the "disconnections" occurred. We don't yet know where the vulnerability lies and what specific technical actions were required for this particular "cheater" to crack the map.