<del>Looks like they fixed it -- good.</del> Exposing your web service code is a huge security issue; at least they were prompt about fixing it (says "Service Unavailable" now rather than serving PHP files)
Exposing your code isn't a security issue if your code is written properly in the first place. You shouldn't be putting any private keys into your code.
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<del>Looks like they fixed it -- good.</del> Exposing your web service code is a huge security issue; at least they were prompt about fixing it (says "Service Unavailable" now rather than serving PHP files)
Edit: Apparently not.
Exposing your code isn't a security issue if your code is written properly in the first place. You shouldn't be putting any private keys into your code.
Lucky for them it is just a recaptcha account. I wonder why the PHP was not interpreted though? It is wrapped properly?