I may look into it, just to check. While they have only a Win version, where I'm less practiced, I don't need nor want to go through the logic itself - location and extraction of the binary GPU kernel will tell me. Even if they based it on yours and made modifications - certain things in it stand out, so it shouldn't be ambiguous at all.
While I *know* it's quite possible to do better than Claymore's kernels - recently, he's made improvements resulting in them being quite a bit better, which cuts some of my own advantage. The optimizations in regards to core computations I've done result in me requiring far lower core clocks for the same hashrates, so I'll take the power savings. Despite this, I don't see Claymore blatantly lying about something so easily proved.
It would be nice if you can confirm my words. No modifications at all, the kernels are the same, taken from v10. I know you dumped my binaries for v10 so you can compare them easily.
It is also quite wrong of you to assume these things:
- That you can't be fooled by our anti-reversing measures (really do you think that we can't detect dll-injection attacks?).
- And that, if you do succeed in extracting our real/current kernels and leak them in the open, we can't do the same with yours. "We know" a guy that was part of the driver development team of AMD and he is itching to test its kernel-level emulator by trying to extract your current kernels. Heck, if he's successful, we can even put your kernels in our miner and let the users select them explicitly and see for themselves how they compare with ours.
1. Yes you cannot detect my runtime attacks, at least not all, and 100% you cannot detect driver level attacks. In fact, your protection is really weak, I spent some more time and now have three different ways to get kernels and they all return same binary. Of course you will state that your super-protection even detects my system driver, it's ridiculous.
2. My dumped kernels are on this forum already in public, so I don't care about your "kernel guy", "a guy from AMD" etc. The only thing I care is to prove that you are the liar.
