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I'd expect something similar here, because if they release real exploit code, they are violating their own deeply held beliefs on disclosure.
Long story short: don't try running their code.
The so called anti-sec movement confuses me a lot. They seem to hate script kiddies, but these people are no better, if anything they are more dangerous because they have a false set of ideals they believe they are promoting. I wish I could slap them with a trout. In my personal experience, public discloser has legitimate uses in strong arming companies into dealing with security issues that they would rather ignore.
Alfred Pennyworth -> "Some men just want to watch the world burn."
The Joker -> "It's not about money... it's about sending a message. Everything burns!"