In contrast, CloudFish developed a proprietary technology that encrypts the digital enterprise assets like documents, emails, IPAs, crypto-currencies [sic] etc. It then splits the encryption key into millions of pieces and distribute [sic] it on block-chain [sic] thereby making it virtually impossible for a hacker to decrypt and steal the sensitive data. The dynamic key split and reconstruction mechanism on block-chain [sic] is a proprietary technology of Cloudfish [sic] for which a patent is in-progress.
If you split the encryption key into several parts that are stored on one of the many public blockchains in a way that (by necessity) is recoverable by your service... what prevents a hacker to recover the encryption key in the same way that your service does?
