Abstract: Systems and methods for adaptive recursive descent data redundancy are described herein. In one embodiment, a method can include identifying the data object or file for Quantum Fragmentation, determining, via a first portion of a Quantum Fragmentation instance, a factor of fragmentation for the data object or file, transforming the data object or file into a plurality of first data fragments according to the factor of fragmentation by applying one or more cryptographic processing, integrity checking, and resilient fragmentation schemes, via the first portion of the Quantum Fragmentation instance, and persisting, via the first portion of the Quantum Fragmentation instance, each of the plurality of first data fragments to a data store of a plurality of available Cloud or other data stores or to a subsequent portion of the Quantum Fragmentation instance, wherein the persistence for each of the first data fragment occurs independently from the other first data fragments.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
April 10, 2020
Date of Patent:
September 10, 2024
Assignee:
CYBORN LIMITED
Inventors:
David Lanc, Sophie Lanc, Josh Fraser, Lachlan Mackinnon, Jamie Hunter, Iain Sutherland
Abstract: Systems and methods for non-deterministic multi-party, multi-user sender-receiver authentication and non-repudiated resilient authorized access to secret data are described herein. In one aspect, a method for data access includes receiving, at a server, a request for data access from a user; transmitting to users, a prompt for identity verification corresponding to the identity of each user, where at least one of user is different than the user requesting data access; receiving, in response to the identity verification prompt, a plurality of identification key fragments from storage locations or devices associated with the users, where each identification key fragment is user specific; generating an organization-specific data object from the plurality of identification key fragments; confirming the organization-specific data object by the users whose identities were validated; and authorizing the request for data access based on confirming the organization-specific data object.