Our proposed Geometric Fragmentation Technique (GFT) involves segmenting (sharding) the main encryption key using simple geometric shapes, prioritizing simplicity and efficiency over intricate secret-sharing and MPC techniques. Utilizing basic shapes like rectangles, multiple nodes are assigned specific shapes, dictating the division process. These nodes collectively participate in this segmentation, employing these shapes to divide the encryption key logically. These shapes guide the process, ensuring interrelated yet unique segments. After division, segments are distributed among nodes according to their designated shapes, utilizing a decentralized and consensus-driven approach to enhance security and fault tolerance.
