Distributed privacy framework system and method of implementation
First Claim
1. A method for creating and managing a distributed privacy preserving framework platform for storing a plurality of digital data and content items and launching a plurality of computer based applications between a plurality of entities connected by a computer network, comprising:
- a) Providing an abstraction layer over a native operating system an underlying computer;
b) Providing an encapsulated webserver for each individual user;
c) Providing a mechanism for installation of substituent applications upon the framework platform;
d) Enabling the substituent applications to utilize network connections of the underlying computer;
e) Providing a graphical user interface for interaction with said framework platform; and
f) Providing an interface to be used by the substituent applications to read and write data on hardware of the individual user without compromising security and integrity of the corresponding computing system.
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Abstract
An apparatus, program product and method for managing access to a secure, encrypted webserver. A user computer may communicate through a cloud server with the secure webserver via an End-To-End encrypted connection. The webserver being able to run applications, receive and distribute data with similarly secured webservers and receive and distribute data between the webserver and the client computer. The End-To-End Encrypted connection may remain open until the client computer disconnects and the identity of the user is authenticated by a cloud server.
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14 Claims
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1. A method for creating and managing a distributed privacy preserving framework platform for storing a plurality of digital data and content items and launching a plurality of computer based applications between a plurality of entities connected by a computer network, comprising:
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a) Providing an abstraction layer over a native operating system an underlying computer; b) Providing an encapsulated webserver for each individual user; c) Providing a mechanism for installation of substituent applications upon the framework platform; d) Enabling the substituent applications to utilize network connections of the underlying computer; e) Providing a graphical user interface for interaction with said framework platform; and f) Providing an interface to be used by the substituent applications to read and write data on hardware of the individual user without compromising security and integrity of the corresponding computing system. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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