BLACK LABEL Cryptocurrency Wallet & Exchange Server Security Solution

BLACK LABEL 's security solution, the mutual verification system, allows all coins to be stored on the server of the coin company, leaving only the transaction book records in the personal electronic wallets. Also, replacing COIN company's server entrance and electronic wallet with card and employee pass issued by BLACK LABEL, not ID and PW, and changing log-in with NFC tag makes security of secure password money possible.

In order to enter the cryptographic exchange server, the BLACK LABEL's identity authentication server must pass first. At this time, the employees who are allowed to enter the Exchange Server can enter the server by NFC tagging the employee pass with the mutual verification system issued by BLACK LABEL.

This is an alternative to the existing ID and PW, and it is not possible to expose it to external hackers because the individual identification code is changed infinitely without pattern, and even if one of them is exposed, it has nothing to do. Because it will discard the personal identification code that is changed once and sent to the authentication code. And the route to enter the Exchange server has nothing to do with the attack of DDOS because there is not only the staff access pass with BLACK LABEL chip.

We are currently negotiating for the application of electronic wallet and server security by signing MOU with WDF Coin issued by GIOTECH Holdings Co., Ltd., which is a cryptographic cipher, Allgio Coin, Ambleco Inc..

BLACK LABEL Contact E-Mail: uklim72@gmail.com

https://blacklabel.io/index.do

이 블로그의 인기 게시물

Six Tools Used by Hackers to Steal Cryptocurrency: How to Protect Wallets

In the early July, it was reported that Bleeping Computer detected suspicious activity targeted at defrauding 2.3 million Bitcoin wallets, which they found to be under threat of being hacked. The attackers used malware — known as “clipboard hijackers” — which operates in the clipboard and can potentially replace the copied wallet address with one of the attackers. The threat of hacking attacks of this type has been predicted by Kaspersky Lab as early as November of last year, and they did not take long to become reality. For the time being, this is one of the most widespread types of attacks that is aimed at stealing users’ information or money, with the overall estimated share of attacks to individual accounts and wallets being about 20 percent of the total number of malware attacks. And there’s more. On July 12, Cointelegraph published Kaspersky Lab’s report, which stated that criminals were able to steal more than $9 million in Ethere...

자세한 내용 보기

BLACK LABEL, Joined CeBIT 2018 hosted in Hanover, Germany

South Korean IT Companies Target the European Digital Market - KOTRA operates the unified Korean pavilion for Hanover Information Communication Exhibition 2018 ... 56 companies in total. Black Label participated with IoT module and IoT product developed directly at CeBIT 2018 in Hanover, Germany. Click on the blog link below for a list of government press releases and participating companies. 한국 IT 기업들 , 유럽 디지털 시장 공략 -KOTRA, 2018 독일 하노버 정보통신전시회 (CeBIT 2018) 통합 한국관 운영 ... 총 56 개사 참가 블랙라벨이 독일 하노버에서 열린 CeBIT 2018에 직접 개발한 IoT 모듈과 IoT 제품을 가지고 참가했습니다. 아래의 블로그 링크를 클릭하시면 정부보도자료와 참가업체 리스트를 확인하실 수 있습니다. http://blog.daum.net/htiger31/18387695 블랙라벨 관련 문의사항 HP: 010-9818-3511 / 이메일: uklim72@gmail.com 블랙라벨 홈페이지 https://blacklabel.io/index.do

자세한 내용 보기

Keeping Smart Homes Safe And Secure

Bad actors are increasingly targeting connected devices, and network providers are fighting back. But when it comes to protecting the IoT, a one-size-fits-all approach simply doesn’t fit. The security measures that protect IoT devices in business settings don’t readily translate to devices in consumers’ homes, says Marcio Avillez, SVP of networks at CUJO AI. In the latest Intelligence of Things Tracker, Avillez makes a case for taking a device-specific approach in thwarting threats to smart homes. Consumers often find the promise of greater convenience to be a convincing reason to buy connected devices. Unfortunately, reports of breached connected devices are all too frequent, and consumers may find they are introducing not just connectivity, but also bad actors, into their homes. IoT-related breaches are innumerable. In 2017, the FBI warned consumers against purchasing IoT-connected toys, stating that such devices could be hacked and used to record and spy on c...

자세한 내용 보기

LUK's IT Topics

이 블로그 검색