This document discusses a proposed secure framework for multi-cloud computing. It begins with background on cloud computing and discusses some of the security issues with single cloud providers, including risks of data intrusion and loss of service availability. The proposed framework uses a multi-cloud architecture with Byzantine fault tolerance and encryption/decryption of user data across two cloud storage providers (Dropbox and CloudMe) to improve security and reduce risks. Blowfish encryption is suggested as an example of a strong security algorithm that could be used as part of the multi-cloud framework.