Simple User Based Resource Oriented Segmentation Architecture - SUBROSA… a new way to use electronic keys, aka passwords. Current passwords, as we read almost daily in the news, are easily hacked since they are based on simple words or phrases. A person’s cognitive and/or emotional imprints cannot be hacked and are the new password via SUBROSA. Gone are the days of numerical or word based passwords. Your password can now based on pictures, videos, music, or even documents. SUBROSA builds passwords based on a user’s cues regarding visual, emotional, cognitive, or just a favorite pic. This makes SUBROSA based keys impossible to figure out as each user would have different cues, even from the same resource. After all you cannot hack the heart and with SUBROSA, the user just remembers a few easy segments of memorable files. Now, a hacker is faced with passwords that are not 10 characters long but 10s of thousands of characters long thus raising the level of password complexity several degrees of magnitude and yet keeping the generation of such a password a very simple user task.

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2. Data Breaches is the Increasing Threat
Identity Theft Resource Center
Totals for All Categories, 2014: # of Breaches: 761 # of Records:
83,176,279
Source: http://www.idtheftcenter.org/

3. Data ENCRYPTION is the answer
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Secure Channels patented encryption
works even if a private cloud is hacked,
because the only thing a hacker can
see is useless bits and bytes without
the set of encryption keys, pattern
keys, scripts, and source code required
to make any sense of it.

4. SUBROSA
Simple User Based Resource Orientated
Segmented Architecture
SUBROSA: “Under the Rose" and is used in English to denote secrecy or confidentiality,
similar to the Chatham House Rule. The rose as a symbol of secrecy has an ancient history.
SUBROSA is a new paradigm for generating and utilizing complex keys based on a user's own
understanding and selection of segments of resources (images, documents, audio clips,
videos, etc.) that the user can easily identify thus the architecture being user based and
resource oriented.

5. Before SUBROSA
 1980s
technology
 Average hack
and crack time
less than 5
minutes
 Users can
change for
additional
security
 Need to
remember
any/all
passwords
 2007
technology
 Average hack
and crack time
less than a few
minutes
 Users can NOT
change due to
print being
unique
 Once obtained
users MUST
abandon this
option
The broken standard Biometrics…the myth

6. SUBROSA
Numbers, characters and/or
prints are easily hacked;
Imaginations are not…
 Select
pictures,
objects,
.wav files,
etc.
 Select 2+ in
sequential
order
 Divide each object into as
many as 64 individual
elements, each with it’s
own set of keys
 Each element in all objects
are now locked and
encrypted and done so in
RANDOM order making it
nearly impossible to hack,
let alone…CRACK

7. Welcome to SUBROSA“The end of passwords” Next generation “object and element
based” data security and protection
A simple 4 image/object security blanket, with 150 random elements to include random multi-length keys per
element in random order, yet ALL must be opened and unlocked in sequential order. Good luck!!!

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