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// Distributed Planar Key Encryption
// Code: Adam Brown
// License: MIT
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Table of Contents:
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I.	Description
II.	Using DPKE
II.	Contact Info


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I.	Description:
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The idea for this encryption scheme came (as many ideas of mine do) from the movies.
You've seen those movies where a super important vault, or missile launch system,
or whatever has multiple key holes, and both keys must be inserted at the same time
to be able to unlock it? It prevents any single person from misusing their key,
as multiple people are required to agree on accessing it.

How it works:
Several Child Keys will be generated at encryption time. These keys, Child Keys,
will combine to form the single unique Parent Key which is the actual encryption key.
That of course will be used to encrypt the data.

Here, 2D Planes which exist in 3D space are used as the child keys. Three of these
planes intersect at a unique point in space, and that point is the parent key.


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IV.	Contact Info:
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Name: Adam Brown
web: www.darkrockstudios.com
aim: Wavesonics
icq: 39886687
yho: Wavesonics
msn: adamwbrown@gmail.com
email: adamwbrown@gmail.com