Coordinate-Split Data Management for Unauthorized-Decryption Resistance
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing data security technologies fail to prevent decryption of personal and other sensitive information when exposed to hacking, as they lack robust protection mechanisms.
Innovation Solution
Original data is divided into data elements using an intelligent algorithm, randomly arranged on a coordinate display means, and the extracted coordinate information is stored separately, ensuring data security by making it impossible to recognize the original data from the stored information.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If data is encrypted using conventional methods, then data security is improved, but the encrypted data can still be decrypted when exposed to hacking
Solution Approach 1:
The patent divides original data into multiple separate data elements and stores them in different locations. Each data element alone is meaningless, and the original data cannot be reconstructed without all elements and their coordinate information, making decryption extremely difficult even if some elements are compromised.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces a coordinate system dimension to store data elements, where each data element is assigned specific coordinate information. This spatial arrangement adds an additional layer of security, as hackers would need to know both the data elements and their precise coordinate positions to reconstruct the original data.
2Reliability
If data is divided and stored separately, then data security is improved, but data access and retrieval become more complex
Solution Approach 1:
The patent pre-assigns coordinate information to each data element during the data division process. This preliminary organization creates a structured framework that simplifies subsequent data retrieval operations, as the system already knows where each data element should be stored and how to reconstruct the original data.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements a coordinate information system that provides feedback mechanisms for tracking and managing data elements. This feedback system allows the data management system to automatically locate, retrieve, and reconstruct data elements in the correct sequence, reducing manual complexity.
3Reliability
If coordinate information is stored separately from data elements, then data security is improved, but storage and management requirements increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines the storage of data elements and their coordinate information within a unified coordinate system framework. Rather than requiring completely separate storage systems, the coordinate information serves dual purposes: it locates data elements and also structures the storage organization, reducing overall storage overhead.
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AI summary
The present invention relates to a data management computer and a data security system, and method thereof. In the present invention, a data management computer for processing encryption of at least one original data including computer hardware that causes the computer to perform: dividing each original data of at least one original data into a plurality of data elements and randomly assigning coordinate information to each of the divided data elements of at least one original data; encrypting at least one original data by separating each coordinate information assigned to a plurality of data elements into at least one piece; and assigning data information or arrangement information to each of the separated coordinate information and storing them.