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I would like to develop a file encrypting software, that is based on a new aspect of cryptography. The idea is based on data layers and combinatorial optimization.

Meergoose is a multi-use social suite of applications that allows users to setup a portal on their personal computing platform that encrypts and stores files locally and synchronizes encrypted files with a secure cloud. MeerCrypt is a component of Meergoose and is opensource. The vision is simple: Encrypt Locally. Share Remotely. YOU remain in control of your security, your keys, your data.

RSA (Rivest-Shamir-Adleman) is a public-key encryption algorithm with a typical key size of 1,024 to 4,096 bits. 2 large primes are required to generate the keys. AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) is based on Rijndael, secret-key encryption algorithm using a block cipher with key sizes of 128, 192, or 256 bits. Simple Encrypt will take a text file, generate keys and then encrypt it. The output is the ciphertext and keys. Note: Realistically, I will keep the algorithms simple(r) by having key sizes of 32 bits! Hopefully, I'll get round to developing a reasonably efficient class for larger numbers, but until then I am restricted.

...Credentials are protected with two-tier AES-256-GCM envelope encryption, organized into isolated Vault Groups, each with its own encryption key, IP allowlist, and choice of KMS provider (AWS, Azure, GCP, or HashiCorp Vault). Role-based access control with 20+ granular permissions ensures every action is enforced server-side. Built for compliance-driven teams, the Vault keeps a tamper-evident, hash-chained audit trail, streams events to your SIEM via signed webhooks, and supports legal holds to freeze data during investigations. A compliance dashboard summarizes encryption, access, and audit postu

In distributed cryptosystem a secret key is distributed among the participants of the system, in the way that only a group of some authorized users can perform any actions related to the secret key. A secret key is used to encrypt a session key, create a digital signature and to certify public keys. The system uses symetric encryption algorithm with a session key to encrypt messages. Shoup’s threshold signature scheme has been used for cooperative signing and also for cooperative decryption.

...With EaseFilter DRM, you can: Restrict access to authorized users, devices, and applications only. Block forwarding, uploading to unauthorized cloud services, or syncing to personal drives. Apply time-based access (expiration dates) and geo/device restrictions. Maintain tamper-evident audit trails for compliance and forensics.