Yeah; basically you simply don't have the information required to submit the block for yourself.
Topic: Pool Scamming. (Read 1048 times)
What prevents modifying the GPU miner from contributing shares to a pool but if it solves the block it just keeps it?
The headers the GPU is actually hashing include a payout address public key, the private key of which is only known by the pool's server. If the GPU is hashing headers that give the generation payout to a public key the individual miner has a private key for, then the found solutions won't verify when resubmitted to the pool, and the miner will get no credit with the pool.
What prevents modifying the GPU miner from contributing shares to a pool but if it solves the block it just keeps it?
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