Global Crypto Offers Cryptographic Security for Adult Sites

ATLANTA — Software provider Global Crypto has introduced 2.3 RealMe, a suite of security software that offers protection for adult site webmasters and their users.

RealMe software provides advanced customer authentication and “premium content protection” tools that will help site owners prevent membership sharing and piracy.

It uses a process called steganography, which “makes exchanging secure cryptographic information between a web application and a user as easy as sending an email,” according to the company.

The software also allows access to multiple websites with a single login, “making it much easier for [webmasters] to navigate their properties and for users to buy content from the different sites,” according to Global Crypto Chief Marketing and Sales Officer Paul Lundy.

“I think [RealMe] is fabulous,” Lundy told XBIZ. “It really puts cryptographic security within an arm’s reach of virtually any website owner. It’s not complicated, and it’s not expensive. It’s very affordable and user-friendly.”

For more information on RealMe, visit GlobalCrypto.com.

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