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Secret Sharing and Splitting

From nuclear weapons to governments to class projects, the problem of mistrust in any working relationship requires a secure system to prevent access, power, or information from being compromised by a single member, or a small group of members. While our project does not claim unbreakable security for high-level government secrets, the concept of Secret Sharing or Secret Splitting would allow a feasible solution for small-scale situations where the information put in each parties’ keys is the only way to gain access the secret key.