Lecture

Homomorphic Encryption: Fermat FHE

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Description

This lecture introduces homomorphic encryption, focusing on fully homomorphic encryption modulo Fermat numbers. The presentation covers the principles, parameters, system behavior against attacks, system organization, owner and remote functionalities, lattice-based attacks, AIG-style algebraic attacks, and system performance evaluation.

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Computer engineering

Computer security: Public-key cryptography

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