Virtual Shredding and Confidential
Sharing of Electronic Files
With
Pryvit®, right people get your information, wrong people don't.
Why another encryption method?
Conventional in-the-box
thinking: one message, one encryption, one key Pryvit: any number and type of computer files, thousands
of little encryptions, hundreds of tiny keys Benefits of Pryvit: resistance to brute force
attack, safety in distribution.
Scenario: Governor of California
while on vacation thrown from horse, taken to remote North Dakota
hospital ... Problem # 1: Speed of access to Arnold's medical
records for the attending physician in the hospital's ER. Problem
# 2: Making sure the media don't get at those records. Solution:
Pryvit. Timing ... under three minutes after records holder in
California approves transfer, full medical records are in North
Dakota. Access by eavesdropping media is ineffective.
Media has to content itself with spreading human interest rumors
that the "Gubernator" terminated the horse before lapsing
into unconsciousness. [See other scenarios.]
Pryvit reduces electronic files
into electronic confetti. The difference from paper: Pryvit
expands electronic confetti back into electronic files on
computers that you designate anywhere in the world in moments.
Want to check it out for yourself?
See the "Products" links above.
Be sure also to view the "What
is Pryvit?" links above. Patent 6,757,699
and full details of the technique are published at this site.
Patent rights are held by Franciscan
University of Steubenville, Ohio. The name Pryvit is Registered in U.S.
Patent and Trademark Office. Software providers are encouraged
to experiment with the technique and to consider building it into
their products. Note that licenses will be required for commercial
use.
Cryptographers, cryptanalysts
and software providers are invited to evaluate and benchmark
this new technique to protect
confidentiality of computer files. The executive
view presents Pryvit as the electronic equivalent of a paper
shredder which can disperse data file fragments worldwide, reconstitute
the shredded files on demand, and share files securely with intended
recipients anywhere in the world.
