Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, systems, and program products are disclosed for secret fragmentation and distribution. A method includes generating a secret that may be divided into a plurality of segments such that the secret is re-constructed by combining each of the plurality of segments. A method includes assigning each of a plurality of users to one or more groups or groups of groups. A method includes mapping each of a plurality of segments of a secret to one or more of a plurality of users as a function of a number of users within each group. A method includes encoding each of a plurality of segments in a predefined format based on a mapping. A method includes distributing each of a plurality of encoded segments to each of one or more users that is mapped to each encoded segment.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, methods, and computer program products are disclosed for a dynamic communications session controller. An identity module is configured to masquerade as a session endpoint to a session controller for a communications protocol using one or more network interfaces. An endpoint selection module is configured to dynamically select a destination for a session intended for a masqueraded session endpoint, based on information from one or more destinations. A routing module is configured to maintain and/or direct connectivity for a session with at least a selected destination using a communications protocol.

Abstract: A database which stores various forms of communication as digitized data on a computer-readable memory for future access and retrieval. Using the proven reliability of a native file structure of a computer operating system, the database reduces overall complexity, increases stability, decreases access time to data, and decreases access time to various attributes about the data. These objectives are achieved by creating a flat database using the native operating system file structure, thus bypassing a more easily corruptible indexed database design created by a database engine. A simple algorithm is used to find a path to data files which can be accessed using conventional search algorithms and techniques. Furthermore, information concerning data file attributes can be accessed from the names of the digitized data files themselves.