As I said earlier the damage has been done so no one can do anything to recover the loss. However, they are taking a major step in implementing a security patch and they will get back with a bang for sure. Have faith and give them some time. Let's see what is in the future they going to offer.

Indeed they are doing a great job in implementing security protocols and removing the bug. However, that’s not enough. I am sure they will come up with a more efficient policy regarding security encryption to avoid any data and secret theft in the future.

It was obvious. A testing tool that clones your code can never be a safe choice for an open-source project. Although they are resolving the issue through a series of security patches, what has been done is done now. The secrets that have been exposed cannot be reverted back. But kudos to the Travis CI team, they are at least doing efforts to compensate for the loss.