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any reason why not the s7?

it would be very hard for him to do to the s5/s7 that he did for s3 because the s5/s7 use a read only file system. so once you reboot it, it will get set back to stock Sad

Is this why I can't change the root ssh password? Chinese need their backdoors.

It wont be a backdoor unless you leave your router wide open as well. Still, passwd doesnt work?

Password works but only default. If you change the ssh password (which is a pre-req in my book) it just reverts back to "admin"

Yes - I am a networking/security professional so I build my own firewall, virtual servers... all open source.

Not Password to login. passwd, to change the password, worked for me. You probably know already, since you're a networking/security professional, but this is how to use passwd;

passwd root
newpass
newpassagain
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/changing-password-of-specific-account-in-linux-commandline/

This revert the password to admin?

yes it does.