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Sure, one would more realistically use any standard encryption scheme. Agreed on homomorphic encryption as mentioned in my previous comment. But "impractical" i
by bo1024 13y ago
Sure, one would more realistically use any standard encryption scheme. Agreed on homomorphic encryption as mentioned in my previous comment. But "impractical" is a far cry from "fundamentally impossible".
- acqq 13y agoImpractical is in sense "nobody can actually it, only the papers are written about it." Practically impossible to use.
- bo1024 13y agoA lot of things that were practically impossible 50 (or even 5) years ago are commonplace today.
- acqq 13y agoThat doesn't change the fact that nobody today can use homomorphic encryption, contrary to your claim.
- bo1024 13y agoI did not mean to make any such claim (hence the phrase, "in theory"). I was responding to the statement that "large cloud systems are fundamentally incapable of protecting data" by pointing out that, in theory, they are.