IoT Solution Company, Black Label Signed MOU to Develop Cryptocurrency Security Solutions

Black Label Signed An MOU on the Development of Allgio Cryptocurrency Security Solution

On May 30, 2018, a black label signed an MOU with Giotech Holdings (CEO Park Eun-soo) on Google campus in Seoul to develop security solution for Allgio cryptocurrency. The security solution development MOU that can be signed with the security solution development method of the company using the black label solution in the NFC card such as credit card cold wall size is used to provide the personal identification code that is changed without any pattern. This is a security solution.

블랙라벨, (주)지오텍홀딩스의 암호화폐 알지오 보안솔루션 개발을 위한 MOU 체결

2018년 5월 30일 구글캠퍼스에서 블랙라벨(강남지사 대표 손진기)이 암호화폐 회사인 (주)지오텍홀딩스(대표 박은수)와 자체 개발 암호화폐인 알지오의 전자지갑과 서버 보안 솔루션 개발을 위한 MOU를 체결했습니다. 이번에 체결한 보안솔루션 개발 MOU는 신용카드 콜드 월렛 사이즈와 같은 NFC 카드에 블랙라벨의 솔루션을 담아 ID 와 PW 입력방식의 로그인이 아닌 패턴없이 무한변경되는 개인식별코드를 태그함으로 전자지갑과 회사 인트라넷 및 암호화폐 서버에 로그인하는 보안 시스템으로 해커들에 의한 개인이 보유한 암호화폐의 도난사고를 원천적으로 방지할 수 있는 가장 안전한 보안 솔루션입니다.

암호화폐 알지오 홈페이지 http://www.allgio.net
블랙라벨 홈페이지 https://blacklabel.io/index.do
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