Quote from: iwantmyhomepaidwithbtc2 on Today at 07:01:59 AM

I wish you the best for your researches. I hope you will find him

I am personnaly still thinking that mmpool is the thief. So easy no ? Steal 100K USD and post 2 emails without any proof on your own website, it doesn't look to be so complicated. Good reward for the efforts done, no ?

An honest pool operator would not ignore his users emails, especially emails from the user who solved 90% of the last blocks.

I agree with ctya, no one should point any hashrate to Mmpool, why should we trust him again ? We have NO PROOF that he is not telling us absolute bullshit on his news webpage. He is not able to give us security, and probably did a crazy exist scam. Why should we give him the opportunity to fuck us twice ?

I really hate this lack of transparency from mmpool. He could do an exception to his "Bitcointalk boycott" and come here to explain us how he managed to have such vulnerabilities on his server when his hosts a BTC mining pool.

Crazy

He should have already reported this theft to the Swedish police and the hosting ISP, 247. A backup of the server should have been frozen as forensic evidence.
But we have seen no evidence that these common practices were followed.

The admin will probably wipe out the server with some pool rebuild next and claim that all evidence of the intrusion was lost.

It's not just a lack of transparency. It is negligence and fraud.

ctya

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