REMME: can it secure its chances to succeed?
Recently the new promising project has been getting a lot of attention. Brought to us by a skillful team of resourceful and unorthodox Ukrainian minds… it has one of the most unique concepts and can potentially solve the issue of modern day security in the world wide web. We’re talking about REMME.
So, what exactly is REMME and what its purpose? A little bit of backstory here: REMME was conceived as a scientific startup enterprise tackling the topic of data security on the internet. As we all know, the password aren’t as reliable as they used to be. Nor they are (or ever been for that matter) all that convenient to use. They are quite difficult to keep track of, they take a lot of our time, the requests are getting more and more ridiculous with each new year. And at the end of the day, you still can get hacked by codebreakers and number matching devices so even the longest and most convoluted password imaginable will simply not matter. It is almost scary to think of how fragile can be the privacy these days. But thankfully all of it may change in the foreseeable future.
REMME doesn’t require long and tedious authorizations to run properly, nor it is possible to hack. You owning this protocol by itself is a sufficient security system for your data. Being an open source blockchain powered system, REMME provides information on any device with a complex, multilayered and borderline unbreakable deference that constantly adapts and improves itself, leaving no chance for basically any cyber attack to be actually successful.
Continuing speaking of the pros of this technology, it takes not nearly as much time as coming up with a password, linking it to your email etc. REMME works as a digital license that keeps everything under control. Moreover, if let’s say one of your devices was stolen or you suspect it got broke into, you can cut the thief off it remotely, since REMME has this in its long list of available options and utilities.
But the story doesn’t end here. Imagine if someone tried to steal some major intelligence data, or get control over nuclear power plants, invade political or economical process or other important aspect of our life, therefore engendering all of us? The consequences would be disastrous. Not on REMME’s watch thou. The number of application for REMME is rather large. This SSL/blockchain combining miracle of a program can equally well protect the Pentagon computer as it can protect your laptop.
With all that said, with all that information provided there still one important question. How real is this project? How big is its chance of actually succeeding? We would say it is pretty big. At this very moment REMME has already attracted a lot of attention of some of the most respectable experts in this particular area of researches and so far it was met with warm receptions and a big deal of enthusiasm. Earlier this year REMME passed its first security test with flying colors. The results and early reactions were so impressive in fact that they accelerated REMME’s road to the global market, so we can actually see it encrypted in electronic devices within a year or maybe even sooner.
So here we have it. REMME is a bold project in every sense imaginable. It also risky to extent, but its risk is more than justified given our current information driven world. So we believe that REMME’s chances of success are quite high. And if you take into account all the attention drawn to REMME so far, we can safely say that we are not alone in that opinion. There is still a lot of job to be done, but once it is done we might actually witness one of the most important breakthroughs of the last decade. If this article caught your attention you can learn more about the project by visiting its official web page as well following the developing team. Something tells us that we will hear of REMME again really soon.
WebSite: https://remme.io/
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