How ChaseMe protects your content
ChaseMe is built on cryptographic enforcement, not permission checks. Every piece of content is encrypted with its own key, access is validated in real-time, and revocation is instant and absolute.
Key Management Service (KMS)
ChaseMe uses a dedicated Key Management Service as the foundation of our security architecture. This is the same infrastructure used by banks, healthcare systems, and government agencies.
Hardware Security Modules
Master keys never leave FIPS 140-2 validated hardware security modules. Keys are generated, stored, and used entirely within HSMs.
Envelope Encryption
Each content item is encrypted with a unique data key, which is itself encrypted by a master key in KMS. Compromise of one key affects only one item.
Audit Trail
Every key operation is logged and auditable. Creators can see exactly when their content keys were accessed and by which authorized processes.
Regional Isolation
Keys are regionally isolated and cannot be exported. Even in the event of a data breach, encrypted content remains protected.
Per-Content Encryption
Unlike platforms that encrypt at the account or folder level, ChaseMe encrypts each piece of content individually. This means:
Granular Access Control
Access to one piece of content does not grant access to any other content, even from the same creator.
Blast Radius Containment
If a key is ever compromised, only a single piece of content is affected. There are no master keys that unlock entire libraries.
Independent Revocation
Each content item can have its access revoked independently without affecting access to other content.
Automatic Key Rotation
Keys don't last forever. ChaseMe automatically rotates encryption keys on a schedule, which means past access does not guarantee future access.
How key rotation works:
- New data keys are generated on a configurable schedule
- Content is re-encrypted transparently in the background
- Old keys are retired and cannot be used for decryption
- Subscribers must re-authenticate to access rotated content
Instant Revocation
When a subscription ends or is cancelled, access is revoked immediately. Not in 24 hours. Not after the cache expires. Immediately.
Traditional Platforms
- CDN caching delays revocation
- Static URLs remain valid
- Downloaded content works offline
- Shared links keep working
ChaseMe
- Key revocation is instant
- No static URLs to share
- Cached content becomes unreadable
- Leaked links are useless
Zero Static URLs
The biggest vulnerability in content platforms is the static URL. Once someone has a URL, they have access forever. ChaseMe eliminates this entirely.
Every content request requires:
Valid Session
Authenticated user with active subscription
Time-Limited Token
Access token expires in minutes, not days
Active Decryption Key
Key must be valid and not revoked
Security is not a feature. It's the foundation.
Join creators who understand that content protection requires more than permission checks.
This is not a terms of service. This is not a content policy. This is technical enforcement. Cryptography doesn't have exceptions, loopholes, or policy changes.