I think Cryptoceelo is pissed at LKETC, because they didn't give him the password and he has to use an older image with root access.
He claimed that the Dragons are stealing hashes or sending encrypted packages back to a Chinese IP address
And did anyone try to corroborate his findings with a simple network sniffer? I would have, but I never purchased an LKETC machine because they pegged their prices to BTC-E and didn't update in real time (meaning it was always overpriced).
I follow all the command lines on the files and found nothing suspicious, that's how I was able to find out where the hidden files and hidden folders are located.
It is possible that I might have overlooked something, I am not an expert in Linux.
But from Innosilicon technical specification regarding the Turbo mode of the A1 chip, it is impossible for the Dragon to run 10% more than 1T with only 32 chips.
Until Cryptoceelo has upload his rewritten firmware with 10% more hashrate and can proove his findings, he is a BIG LIAR.
According to Creeptoceelo, the packages were encrypted, how do he know it was 10% or maybe more hasrate if he can't read the packages content.
I pm him regarding simple questions, I got pms back, but when I pm him asking about which IP the packages are sent to, he went silent.