Abstract: A method for storing a first data object includes: decomposing the first data object into a first fragment associated with a first original record locator and a second fragment associated with a second original record locator; obfuscating the first original record locator to generate a first obfuscated record locator and the second original record locator to generate a second obfuscated record locator; encrypting the first fragment using a first encryption key and the second fragment using a second encryption key; and storing, to at least a first of a plurality of storage locations, the first encrypted fragment with the corresponding first obfuscated record locator and the second encrypted fragment with the second obfuscated record locator.

Abstract: A system for storing and managing credentials and encryption keys includes a first data store, a second data store, a client device, and a secure key platform. The client device is configured to transmit a request to retrieve user data stored in the first data store. The secure key platform configured to: store user credentials and data store credentials in the second data store separate from the user data stored in the first data store; receive a request to retrieve user data; retrieve, from the second data store, user credentials of a user of the client device and data store credentials of the first data store in response to the request; use the user credentials of the user of the client device and data store credentials of the first data store to retrieve user data from the first data store; and provide the user data to the client device.

Abstract: A system for diffracted data retrieval (DDR) comprises a plurality of storage locations. The system for DDR also comprises a client device configured to: transmit a request to retrieve the data object, wherein the data object comprises a plurality of segments stored across the plurality of storage locations; receive a sequencing key in response to the request to retrieve the data object; and retrieve the plurality of segments of the data object from the plurality of storage locations based at least in part on an order indicated by the sequencing key. The system of DDR further comprises an initiation server configured to: receive the request from the client device to retrieve the data object; generate the sequencing key in response to the request; transmit the sequencing key to the client device; and monitor a progress of the retrieval of the data object by the client device.

Abstract: A method for storing a first data object includes: decomposing the first data object into a first fragment associated with a first original record locator and a second fragment associated with a second original record locator; obfuscating the first original record locator to generate a first obfuscated record locator and the second original record locator to generate a second obfuscated record locator; encrypting the first fragment using a first encryption key and the second fragment using a second encryption key; and storing, to at least a first of a plurality of storage locations, the first encrypted fragment with the corresponding first obfuscated record locator and the second encrypted fragment with the second obfuscated record locator.

Abstract: Systems and methods for locating, identifying, mapping and completing electronic form fields are provided herein. A mapping engine is configured to identify form fields using a variety of similar field names through one or more algorithms configured to identify and match similar field names and combinations of field names. A form field mapping and identification engine identifies a form category using a machine learning classification algorithm, then determines and maps form labels to form fields using seeded values and optical scanning in order to produce a human readable label for each form field. The field labels are used to generate a set of terms for each form field that are used to identify content to be filled in the form with a high degree of accuracy. Additional embodiments are directed toward locating form fields in an electronic form known as a formless form.