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>If you need to trust the encryption and trust the hardware itself, it may not be suitable for your environment/ threat model. Are we reading the same article?
by gruez 8mo ago
>If you need to trust the encryption and trust the hardware itself, it may not be suitable for your environment/ threat model.
Are we reading the same article? It's talking about homorphic encryption, ie. doing mathematical operations on already encrypted data, without being aware of its cleartext contents. It's not related to SGX or other trusted computing technologies.
- esseph 8mo agoI updated another comment above, but FHE is also being advertised for use for securing crypto transactions and smart contracts. "We believe that just like the internet went from zero encryption with HTTP to encrypting data in transit with HTTPS, the next natural step will be to use FHE to enable end-to-end encryption by default in every application, something we call HTTPZ"