New Credit File Software Uses New Technology To Repair Consumer Credit

Aug. 3, 2010 - PRLog -- New York, NY - Computer Engineers in Cyprus have developed and released a new technology called Layered File Integration. The new technology was tested on a server that responded to SQL database queries but instead of returning the correct data when queried, it would return alternate data based on specific protocols set up by the programmers. The new technology was being developed to abhor security threats to corporate and government infrastructures that will send worthless information to intruders instead of valuable private data that could jeopardize national security or consumer data.

The new technology has been used by different sectors including banking, educational, government, and scientific communities. The technology is currently in use in a proprietary software called Credit Magic Professional 2.0, designed by a Dutch software engineer, using Layered File Integration. The software was successful in seemingly changing the credit reports of several European companies allowing them to escape the scare of a blemished credit report. There are reports that competing companies have used the technology to change consumer credit files as well as medical records.

Oversight for the new technology is administered by a privately held organization in Cyrus that reported further requests for use of its technology would require more stringent approval measures. To learn more about the new technology used in the credit reporting industry visit
http://newcreditfile.mediapluginspace.com.

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