Pryvit is a patented method
to provide privacy for computer files. This "encryptionless
encryption" method is appropriate when large quantities of
computer data must be made resistant to prying eyes or intrusive
software. Pryvit is also useful for protecting the confidentiality
of files of any size that are communicated to other persons over
the Internet. The method is fully published at this site.
An executive
view is provided for those who want a quick idea of what Pryvit
is about.
Check out examples of how
people can use Pryvit. Each scenario demonstrates a problem,
and a solution offered by Pryvit. This section puts a human face
on a technical product; we hope you find these pages particularly
useful.
From the marketing
view, Pryvit is a means to convey benefits in the face of
widely shared human needs.
From the technical
view, Pryvit is a method to randomly chop up files into tiny
fragments, apply multiple randomly selected arithmetic disguises
to the fragments, and glue the fragments, again randomly, into
composite files. Deciphering these composites "approaches computational
infeasibility".
The legal
view starts with product status according to the U.S. Patent
and Trademark Office and U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau
of Export Administration (BXA). This section continues with your
rights to download source code, evaluate the technology, experiment
with it, and improve upon it under a free license. If you wish
to deploy copies of executables to other computers or to build
this technology into a distributed product, this section also
provides details of the commercial license arrangements and royalties.
