How do cyberlaunderers adopt to new technology?
Private software is sold commercially like any other technology product, clearly, investing a couple thousand dollars on bundle really isnt that big of a deal to a billion dollar campaign. Just as described in previous questions about setting up labs in order to mimic banks network, in makes perfectly good sense why a launderer would mimic it exactly, meaning that they would purchase and implement the AML software that the bank uses, find exploits, test, and implement. There are really two approaches to take: 1) Implementation security typically this means that the software is installed on the test lab, and then the launderer will exploit functions that are based with the production environment 2)Application based security if the launderer cant find any softeware loops that exist within the AML bundle while it is in production, reverse engineer the package and base the implementation off the findings of this.
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