New Bank Transfer mechanic- How to avoid being caught?

[EhhMe]

Quick question. With the changes to Bank accounts, how do we "launder" the money back into our own accounts without being caught??

[AnItalianGuy]

Same doubt here, have you found a way yet?

[Ichinin]

I haven't heard or seen anything that explains this game mechanic except for that it exists.

One guess would be to use the accounts with "dirty" money to buy stuff with, just hope there is a way to launder the money as well, maybe doing the same but investing in companies (if that is in the game now) with those accounts, then moving them to your own.

[Xephael]

You need to hack both banks involved and remove the transaction log in both right after the transaction is made.

[Knull]

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ r u serious?

[Alekt0]

Where is log in bank? Or is it just the sys log??

[EhhMe]

Originally posted by Xephael:

You need to hack both banks involved and remove the transaction log in both right after the transaction is made.

I cant seem to figure out where the transaction logs are stored. I can get into the banks network, and find a PC running the service bank_account on port 141, using the sql lib. I can get into the routers, and machines on both banks entire networks. But I cant figure out A- which files need to be deleted and B- where they are located (on the router, server running bank_account, or somewhere else entirely)

Any insight would be very appreciated

[Knull]

yeah I'm lost. Seen no info about this anywhere. In fact, this thread is the only mention of it that I've seen

[Letha1blow]

Has anyone tried transferring via BTC?

[EhhMe]

That's what I'm working on next, but I have to create a bunch of tools to automate the testing process. Setting up a coin in singleplayer is irritating, for sure.

[Knull]

haven't even touched the crypto mechanic yet. Everything in the in-game docs seem to indicate it's only useful in multiplayer..?

[xjulep]

I was getting into it but it sees to require like 3 different in game accounts to use which is the exact opposite of how and why crypto works IRL so I lost interest.....

[your Senpai]

Originally posted by Xephael:

You need to hack both banks involved and remove the transaction log in both right after the transaction is made.

where is the transaction log located?

[your Senpai]

When you visit the bank's website, you can get its IP address through nslookup using the URL. You hack the server (active surveillance will begin immediately), the log file will be located along the path /server/trans,,,.log (keep in mind that it should appear after the transaction is completed). I'm sorry, I didn't remember the full name of the file. This file must be deleted immediately after the transaction is completed, as well as the login logs on the victim's server and the bank's server must be cleaned.
I hope this helps.