This document discusses a technique called key-aggregate cryptology that allows for secure and scalable sharing of encrypted data in cloud environments. Key-aggregate cryptology uses an aggregate key that allows flexible decryption of any subset of ciphertexts while keeping a small, constant size. This technique could enable a data owner to securely share a subset of their encrypted data on cloud servers by sending authorized users a single aggregate key, allowing flexible access while maintaining data security. The document outlines how key-aggregate cryptology works at a high level and its potential application for secure data sharing in cloud storage systems.