Abstract: A computer-implemented method for generating, storing, and transmitting encryption value sets may include (1) accessing bit value tables each identified by a bit value and randomly selecting a bit value; (2) generating mixing schemes; (3) generating matrix dimensions for encryption; (4) generating encryption deciders and decryption deciders; and (5) sending at least one encryption value set (which may include a mixing scheme, the bit value, two matrix sizes, an encryption decider, and a decryption decider) to a sender for encrypting plaintext. A computer-implemented method for transmitting value sets for decrypting data may include (1) accessing bit value tables each identified by a bit value and randomly selecting a bit value; (2) generating mixing schemes, matrix dimensions, and decryption deciders; and (3) sending at least one decryption value set (which may include a mixing scheme, the bit value, two matrix sizes, and a decryption decider) to a recipient for decrypting ciphertext.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for generating a proof of identify may include (1) generating a unique single user profile (USUP) based on data derived from the computing device; (2) encrypting the USUP, which may include retrieving at least one encryption value set, generating at least one character matrix based on the USUP, and executing at least one transformation operation on the at least one character matrix; (3) storing the encrypted USUP as a binary fingerprint; and (4) transmitting the binary fingerprint to a computing device. A computer-implemented method for self-authenticating may include (1) generating a first USUP based on data derived from the computing device; (2) obtaining a first binary fingerprint; (3) deriving a second USUP from the first binary fingerprint; (4) obtaining a second binary fingerprint; (5) deriving a third USUP from the second binary fingerprint; and (6) stopping decryption when the three USUPs do not match.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for generating a proof of identify may include (1) generating a unique single user profile (USUP) based on data derived from the computing device; (2) encrypting the USUP, which may include retrieving at least one encryption value set, generating at least one character matrix based on the USUP, and executing at least one transformation operation on the at least one character matrix; (3) storing the encrypted USUP as a binary fingerprint; and (4) transmitting the binary fingerprint to a computing device. A computer-implemented method for self-authenticating may include (1) generating a first USUP based on data derived from the computing device; (2) obtaining a first binary fingerprint; (3) deriving a second USUP from the first binary fingerprint; (4) obtaining a second binary fingerprint; (5) deriving a third USUP from the second binary fingerprint; and (6) stopping decryption when the three USUPs do not match.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for generating a trusted setup on a computing device. The method may include generating a unique single user profile (USUP) based on data derived from the computing device, generating a first binary matrix, executing a matrix mixing operation on the first binary matrix based on the USUP, executing the matrix mixing operation may generate a second binary matrix, generating trust anchor data, wherein the generating the trust anchor data may include selecting a first number and inputting the first number into a remainder generator, the remainder generator may be configured to select a second number, calculate a remainder, wherein the remainder is the remainder of the first number divided by the second number, and output a value pair that includes the second number and the remainder, wherein the trust anchor data is used for encrypting and decrypting data.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for generating a ciphertext may include (1) generating a header for the ciphertext, including data configuring one or more permissions for decrypting the ciphertext; (2) generating instructions for the ciphertext; (3) generating a ciphertext body, which may include receiving data to be encrypted, retrieving at least one encryption value set (which may include a mixing scheme, a bit value, a first matrix size, a second matrix size, an encryption decider, and a decryption decider), generating at least one character matrix based on the data to be encrypted, executing at least one transformation operation on the at least one character matrix to generate the ciphertext body based on the at least one encryption value set, and generating at least one decryption value set based on the at least one encryption value set; and (4) compiling the header, the instructions, and the ciphertext body into the ciphertext.