Hi cryptomecca,
Thanks for helping to secure the network! This has come up before, and I have responded with input from the GlobalBoost Brain Trust (see below).
Thanks again cryptomecca!
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Quote from: OldMajorPorter on September 15, 2014, 11:44:05 PM

Today I gathered the information from what I refer to as "The GlobalBoost Brain Trust." From here in the USA to Russia, Europe to South America, China to Africa we all weighed in on the amount of computing power on the network, the bumps, bugs, & successes of our 1st week, and the discussion that has been going on here & on the IRC: https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.kiwiirc.com/#GlobalBoost

I want to deliver a message:

GlobalBoost welcomes ASIC miners, but probably not now.

The GlobalBoost development department has chosen Yescrypt as our POW for this reason. A GPU may be able to mine this coin, but it will be the same rate as a CPU. The fact that we have people that are interested enough to string together many CPU's to one wallet is Good!! This shows that there is much the interest in the company, the mission, and GlobalBoost as Digital Money.

We have a dedicated team of developers, supporters, and many many shareholders working every hour of everyday. GlobalBoost is & always has been much more than just a currency. I invite you to signup (it's Free"), follow my link https://GlobalBoo.st/?Bruce

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Quote from: cryptomecca on November 01, 2014, 04:57:47 PM

The top two hash-rates on suchpool.pw are from an "anonymous" user. 1 worker with ~288kh/s and another with ~286kh/s. To put this in perspective, I'm running around 120 computers (i5s fully loaded) and only getting 260 kh/s.

The way I see it there are two options:

1. This is the private GPU miner we've all been fearing.

-OR-

2. This is a botnet all reporting to the same worker.

Until the IPs are resolved, there is no way of knowing. Any thoughts?