>Wouldn't salt destroy the homomorphic property? It depends on how salt is applied. If it is concatenated, the homomorphic property persists. To really destroy

>Wouldn't salt destroy the homomorphic property? It depends on how salt is applied. If it is concatenated, the homomorphic property persists. To really destroy it, you would need to mix it up. But then you would lose the malleability, and all that would remain is an equivalence operation from the ring, but not + or *. This still can be useful for some tasks, but not for encrypted calculations or ML.