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In a homomorphic scheme, you have a machine A (trusted), which encrypts some data and sends it to machine B (untrusted) and B then does operations on the data a
by joshuamorton 5y ago
In a homomorphic scheme, you have a machine A (trusted), which encrypts some data and sends it to machine B (untrusted) and B then does operations on the data and returns the results to A, which decrypts.
This attack is on machine A, not machine B. The "leak" happens as the data is being encrypted. They're sidechanneling a machine that has the plaintext on it.
- olliej 5y agoAh, I was super confused (as I said I hadn’t yet read the paper, I was hoping for TLDR at the time)