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You'll definitely want to master Uplink first. Bank hacks become trivial in Onlink as opposed to the biggest deal in Uplink, for instance.
Fun fact: I've only ever done one bank hack before starting Onlink. Needless to say I wasn't ready. xD
Take a trace unauthorized transfer job then some social security and ask for half upfront if you dont have enough cash yet since they pay well. Remember to bounce through your hacked internal services and the academic database, crack the account with the password breaker. Log out and go to InterNIC, purge logs.
Change your penultimate bounce to another server (so they dont trace on connect), set up your transfer, run the disabler and send it. Then go to the statement and delete the transfer log.
Go to interNIC purge logs. Same process again with your bank account, log in and delete the statement. Log out and go to InterNIC and delete the logs from that hack too. Millions in 20 minutes then you can buy the best gateway and such before the first day even ends.
You're a Confident with maybe 15000c, a Log_Deleter 4, Trace_Tracker 1, and Password_Breaker to your name. From here on out, everything has around a Lv.5 Proxy, is encrypted or compressed, or has a bandwidth monitor you need a disabler/bypasser for. You can grind the missions page to ask for more money up front, but there's a 24-hour timer before you fail the mission and lose rank. Lose too much rank and, well, where did the missions go?
That's where the bank hack becomes essential. Uplink is a gentle staircase while Onlink is a push onto a zipline. Basically out the gate you'll need to stock up on all the tools necessary to simply continue, which two bank hacks usually provides in the first two hours of gameplay if you're going for a maxed out gateway and tools.
And my sources say I haven't even scratched the surface yet.
"The [game] just got [that much harder] !! *crowd cheers*"
I mean backup so you can return anytime to anything you backed up :P instead of always keeping only current state on disk.
oh I understood perfectly, and I even know how to partially prevent this. But it is definitely not a priority.
Onlink accounts for that. Banks do monthly audits meaning if your account suddenly has several million in it with no statements, they confiscate your money and eventually disavow you. [UPLINK bank doesn't do audits though.]
Here's a tip. So far the only sec systems you can't disable by the security section are active encryption, bandwidth monitor[you won't be able to even login to reach it] and proxy. As long as you target ISM's you can simply bust in, use only proxy and encryption disabler/bypasser and rush to shut off the rest of security like firewall and sentry.
This ONLY works with Internal Services Machines. Central Mainframes and backup servers don't have a security section, meaning you HAVE to use software to shut it down so you can do your work, and that doesn't even scratch the surface in access control systems, lifters, security mainframes, VDPIN etc.
You need more than your default RAM to even RUN lanview, learned that the hard way.
It could just be me, but spending so much time on one system just trying to get through VSEC/VDPIN without a cracker is just exhausting.
You actually can disable Active Encryption via the security section, you just have to know which buttons to press to get there (and have the proxy disabled or bypassed).
You sure? Last time I tried it an error came up, and I was 100% sure it stopped me while proxy was bypassed. Active encryption also prevented me from using the console or deleting files. Copying files didn't work, either even when I had disabled or bypassed everything else.