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FIGURE 32 is a table in numeric order of all entities and actions referenced in FIGURES 01 through 31 and in this document.

Figure 01: Program to privatize computer data

• 0110 System and method to privatize computer data (fig 02 to 21)
• 0120 Support procedure to share access (fig 22 to 24)
• 0130 Support procedure to validate archive (fig 25)
• 0140 Support procedure to delete archive (fig 26)
• 0150 Support procedure to plan locations (fig 27)
• 0160 Support procedure to reconstitute files (fig 28 to 30)
• 0170 Extensions to the method (fig 31)

Figure 02: System and method to privatize computer data (0110)

• 0210 Input: User's control selections (fig 03 to 06)
• 0220 Input: Original data files (fig 07)
• 0230 Input: Random tables (fig 08)
• 0240 Input: Other prerequisites to privatize data (fig 09)
• 0250 Output: Composite files (fig 10)
• 0260 Output: Index file (fig 11)
• 0261 Output: Privacy protected archive
• 0270 Output: Reconstitution file(s) (fig 12 to 15)
• 0280 Interim objects (fig 16)
• 0290 Processing to privatize computer data (fig 17 to 21)

Figure 03: User's control selections (0210)

• Privatizing files -- options dialog
• 0310 Directory containing random tables
• 0320 Name of first reconstitution file
• 0330 Password for reconstitution files
• 0340 Option whether original data files to be automatically removed
• 0350 Level of security
• 0360 Count of cascades, 1 to 7
• 0361 Single pass fragmentation
• 0362 Multiple pass cascading fragmentation

Figure 04: User's control selections (0210)

• Privatizing files -- locations dialog
• 0410 Dispersion count
• 0420 Working directory on hard disk
• 0430 Redundancy count
• 0440 Input -- Internet dispersion locations
• 0450 Prefix for output file names
• 0451 Names of output files
• 0452 Names for 7 output reconstitution files

Figure 05: User's control selections (0210)

• Privatizing files -- select files dialog
• 0510 Selection buttons
• 0511 Select files from another drive (fig 06)
• 0512 Add selected folder and subfolders to list
• 0513 Remove selected folder and subfolders from list
• 0514 Add selected files to list
• 0515 Remove selected files from list
• 0520 Current selection list of original data files
• 0530 Directory location
• 0540 Data input file name
• 0550 Privatize flag
• 0560 File size
• 0570 File date and time

Figure 06: Select alternate drive dialog (0511)

• 0610 Drive holding original data files
• 0620 OK button
• 0630 Cancel button

Figure 07: Original data files (0220)

• 0710 Eligibility
• 0720 Type
• 0721 Regular files
• 0722 Files already privatized
• 0723 Files already encrypted
• 0730 Count

Figure 08: Random tables (0230)

• 0810 Source of random tables
• 0820 Size
• 0830 Names and identifiers
• 0840 Content
• 0850 Count

Figure 09: Other prerequisites to privatize data (0240)

• 0910 Internet locations data
• 0911 IP address
• 0912 Directory and subdirectories
• 0913 User name
• 0914 Password
• 0915 File ILocate.dat
• 0916 Input from text files
• 0920 Computer
• 0921 Internet access
• 0922 Computer identifier code
• 0923 Computer signature file
• 0930 Computer program
• 0931 Program efficiency
• 0932 Program precision
• 0933 Program scope

Figure 10: Composite files (0250)

• 1010 Content of composite files
• 1020 Size of composite files
• 1030 Count of composite files
• 1040 Names of composite files

Figure 11: Index file (0260)

• 1110 Directory entry
• 1120 File entry
• 1130 Supplement to file entry
• 1131 Input stream number
• 1132 Date-time stamp
• 1133 File size
• 1134 Offset of directory entry
• 1140 Size of index file
• 1150 Count: one only index file
• 1160 Applicable range in cascade
• 1170 Index file name

Figure 12: Reconstitution files (0270)

• 1210 Type and purpose
• 1211 Master
• 1212 Backup
• 1213 Distribution
• 1220 Secure handling precautions
• 1230 Reconstitution file name
• 1240 Compressed integer
• 1250 Reconstitution header (fig 13)
• 1260 Reconstitution body (fig 14)
• 1270 Reconstitution plan (fig 15)

Figure 13: Reconstitution header (1250)

• 1310 Random bytes
• 1320 Reconstitution file type
• 1330 Computer identifier code (see 0922)
• 1340 Password for this file (see 0330)
• 1350 Dispersion count (see 0410)
• 1360 Cascade data
• 1361 Level of security (see 0350)
• 1362 Cascade count (see 0360)
• 1363 Cascade number within count of cascades
• 1364 Offset range within index file for this cascade
• 1370 Eight random table identifiers (see 0830)
• 1380 File counts
• 1390 Offsets within reconstitution file

Figure 14: Reconstitution body (1260)

• 1410 Location strings
• 1420 Names of reconstitution files (see 0451)
• 1421 First in long form (see 0320)
• 1422 Additional in short form (see 0451)
• 1430 Name of index file (see 0451)
• 1440 Names of composite files (see 0451)
• 1450 Offsets of Internet locations

Figure 15: Elements of the reconstitution plan (1270)

• 1501 Action code 01
• 1502 Action code 02
• 1511 Action code 11
• 1512 Action code 12
• 1513 Action code 13
• 1521 Action code 21
• 1522 Action code 22
• 1531 Action code 31
• 1532 Action code 32
• 1541 Action code 41
• 1542 Action code 42
• 1591 Action code 91

Figure 16: Intermediate objects (0280)

• 1610 Support for 16 concurrent original data inputs
• 1612 Original data buffers
• 1613 Current input identifier
• 1620 Fragments
• 1630 Support for eight random tables in memory
• 1640 Fragment guide
• 1641 Source of fragment = input identifier
• 1642 Length of fragment
• 1643 Mathematical operations pointer
• 1644 Fragment disguise methods with parameters
• 1650 Support for 16 fragment heaps
• 1651 Fragment heap
• 1652 Composite segment
• 1654 Size of completed fragment heap before padding
• 1660 Support for 120 composite files
• 1670 Support for one index file
• 1680 Camouflage buffer
• 1690 Temporary file to record fragmentation actions / steps
• 1695 Support for location strings

Figure 17: Processing to privatize computer data (0290)

• 1710 User inputs control selections
• 1720 Initialize intermediate objects
• 1730 Initialize processing
• 1740 Fragment original data files (fig 18 to 20)
• 1750 Finalize and disperse composite files
• 1760 Finalize and disperse index file
• 1770 Build reconstitution file(s) (fig 21)
• 1780 Finalize processing and report

Figure 18: Fragment original data files (1740)

• 1810 Reset and check input data status (fig 19)
• 1820 If out of input data, go to step 1750
• 1830 Process random table matters
• 1831 Periodic swap of active random table
• 1832 Periodic swap of start position
• 1840 Obtain and interpret fragment guide
• 1850 Obtain fragment
• 1860 Ensure enough space for current fragment
• 1870 Finalize a fragment heap (fig 20)
• 1880 Disguise and append fragment to fragment heap
• 1890 Record the action on a fragment, return to step 1810

Figure 19: Reset and check input data status (1810)

• 1910 Determine if 16 or more bytes remain in data input buffer
• 1920 Replenish input file buffer
• 1930 Determine if one or more bytes in buffer
• 1940 Close data input file
• 1950 Determine if more data input files
• 1960 Open, record next data input file
• 1970 Mark data input stream inactive
• 1980 Determine if any more active streams
• 1990 Set flag if no more active streams

Figure 20: Finalize a fragment heap (1870)

• 2010 Pad fragment heap with random values
• 2020 Add camouflage (1591)
• 2030 Record finalizing of fragment heap (1521)
• 2040 Record added trailer (1522)
• 2050 Determine if all eligible composite files in use
• 2060 Write to next composite file
• 2070 Append to next composite file
• 2080 Determine if camouflage buffer status okay
• 2085 Swap in replacement for camouflage buffer
• 2090 Reset fragment heap pointer

Figure 21: Build reconstitution file (1770)

• 2110 Create reconstitution header
• 2120 Create reconstitution main body
• 2130 Determine if another action code (reverse order)
• 2140 Compress trailers according to action code
• 2141 Action codes 01 and 91
• 2142 Action code 02
• 2143 Action code 22
• 2144 Action code 21
• 2145 Action code 13
• 2146 Action codes 11, 12, 31, 32, 41, 42
• 2150 Restrict reconstitution file to target computer
• 2160 Encrypt with standard method
• 2170 Write reconstitution file

Figure 22: Support procedure to share access (0120)

• Requester sends signature file (Marpex dialog)
• 2210 Assumptions about computer identification
• 2220 Marpex Secure Software Rental
• 2230 Valid days, hours, minutes
• 2240 In response to
• 2250 Name of signature file
• 2260 Save signature button
• 2270 Requester sends signature file to author

Figure 23: Support procedure to share access (0120)

• Author enters sharing control selections
• 2310 Specify archive / reconstitution file
• 2320 Enter password
• 2330 Specify terms of sharing [backup or distribution]
• 2340 Specify signature file(s) [of computers to receive access]
• 2350 Collect list of signature files
• 2351 Signature file name (see 2250)
• 2352 Computer ID (see 0922)
• 2360 Delete selection
• 2370 "Next" button

Figure 24: Support procedure to share access (0120)

• Author specifies passwords for reconstitution copies
• 2410 Specify signature file (see 2250)
• 2420 Enter password for new file
• 2430 Optionally make password same for all reconstitution copies
• 2440 Create new reconstitution file(s)
• 2450 Author transmits reconstitution file(s) to intended receivers

Figure 25: Support procedure to validate archive (0130)

• 2510 Specify archive/reconstitution file
• 2520 Enter password
• 2530 Select type of validation
• 2540 Specify location of random tables
• 2550 Check presence of all needed random tables
• 2560 Check presence of all composite files
• 2570 Check presence of index file
• 2580 Cascading used?
• 2581 Check presence of other recon files
• 2590 Report

Figure 26: Delete privacy protected archive (0140)

• 2610 Specify archive / select reconstitution file
• 2620 Enter password
• 2640 User confirms deletion
• 2650 Delete files
• 2660 Report

Figure 27: Support procedure to plan locations (0150)

• 2710 Load file ILocate.dat into memory
• 2720 Remove disguise, display content
• 2730 Select a location
• 2740 Delete selected location
• 2750 Validate a location
• 2760 Add individual location
• 2770 Edit location
• 2780 Add multiple locations from text file
• 2790 Disguise file contents
• 2795 Write contents to file ILocate.dat

Figure 28: Support procedure to reconstitute files (0160)

• Reconstitute -- select archive dialog
• 2810 Specify archive / select reconstitution file
• 2820 Enter password
• 2830 "Next" button

Figure 29: Support procedure to reconstitute files (0160)

• Reconstitute -- Options dialog
• 2910 Select target drive
• 2920 Select all files versus custom selection
• 2930 Select choice re overwriting newer files

Figure 30: Support procedure to reconstitute files (0160)

• File selection dialog and processing
• 3010 Validate archive per fig 25
• 3020 Assemble copies on hard disk
• 3030 All files selected? (2920)
• 3031 Select directory [not shown if all files 2920]
• 3032 Select file names
• 3033 Selection flag
• 3040 Process to reconstitute files
• 3050 Report

Figure 31: Extensions to the method (0170)

• 3110 All results in a single file
• 3120 Input is a single file
• 3130 Compression
• 3140 Automated privatizing and reconstitution
• 3150 Method standardized within an operating system
• 3160 Same reconstitution file, varied archives
• 3170 Dynamic dispersion for secure Internet data