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If homomorphic encryption advances to the point where it's usable, that would be an example of security on untrusted hardware. (But I suppose that just proves
by sounds 7y ago
If homomorphic encryption advances to the point where it's usable, that would be an example of security on untrusted hardware.
(But I suppose that just proves your point.)
- josh2600 7y agoYes. I think if homomorphic encryption existed in a way that was super fast, we would be using that. It’s real far as far as I can tell.
- girvo 7y agoIt's definitely real, but as you stated, incredibly slow (and noisy, though that's dealt with by refreshing). It has limitations currently, but there's good work right now lifting those, so it's definitely something to keep an eye on moving forward.