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I'm confused what your plan of attack is. Because simply querying the database a billion times and replacing SSN with 1, 2 etc. is never going to work in any r
by threeseed 6y ago
I'm confused what your plan of attack is.
Because simply querying the database a billion times and replacing SSN with 1, 2 etc. is never going to work in any reasonably secure environment. Queries are logged and people will know if you're trying to brute force a table.
- comex 6y agoThe whole point of homomorphic encryption is that you don’t trust the server doing the computation.
- threeseed 6y agoIs it ? I thought the whole point was that your data remains encrypted during computation. Especially for data lakes where the act of manipulating data can sometimes involve moving actual files around a distributed cluster in a potentially insecure environment e.g. cloud.