Homomorphic

Homomorphic encryption, a complex technique that uses cryptographic algorithms to keep data secure as it travels around networks and to third parties, continues to elude mass-market scalability and thus adoption — not least because currently, the complexity that makes it so effective also makes it slow and hard to use widely. But in a world rife with data leaks and creative, malicious hacking, the approach holds a lot of promise for ensuring data security longer term, so investors continue to fund startups staffed…

Too Long; Didn't ReadFull homomorphic encryption (FHE) was originally achieved in 2009. Homomorphic encryption enables operations to be performed on encrypted values such that the decrypted results produces the result of the operations as though they were performed on the original unencrypted values. This enables third-parties to compute on encrypted data and provide the results without having any knowledge of the original value. Too Long; Didn't ReadFull homomorphic encryption (FHE) was originally achieved in 2009.…