The Call for Presentations for https://t.co/WewRBE2gk4 2024 is finally out!
Submission deadline is November 22, 2023 🗓️
Looking forward to see many great results presented in Toronto 🤩
More info: https://t.co/tGIuc2D3m2
Compilers are intricate, transforming one coding language into another. And we're excited to unveil Part 2 of our series on Concrete, Zama’s Fully Homomorphic Encryption compiler! This time, we explore its architecture, powered by MLIR
https://t.co/yGugubvHJO
🧵⤵️ 1/2 — Today, https://t.co/WHoETLo9KX is launching an official advisory board. This board is created to help guide important decisions for https://t.co/WHoETLo9KX, introduce a more decentralized decision-making process for its events,
We are very happy to announce that the next https://t.co/WewRBE2O9C conference will take place in Toronto on next March 23 and 24, as an affiliated event of RWC 2024!!!
We have plenty of new things in mind 😍
Save the date, more news will come early September, so stay tuned! 😊
@peppilittera Hi @peppilittera! Happy to hear that you are interested in TFHE. To the best of my knowledge there is no rust implementation of MK-TFHE.
FYI: the MK-TFHE result has been recently improved (see https://t.co/5BB48j3iTm) by @yongsoo_song and his coauthors :)
🧵1/4 — Zama's last research blog post is out! From our recently published paper on Parameter Optimization & Larger Precision for (T)FHE that was featured in Journal of Cryptology, 36. #cryptography
@lodgetarius_a @protocollabs@zama@randhindi@pascal_paillier Thanks a lot Nile 🙏 I don't deserve all the credit for TFHE 😅 it has been an amazing team work and it continues to be with my most recent coauthors (Anas, Loris, Quentin, Damien, JB and Sam) A huge shout out to them for this new result I'm proud to be part of 😊
All resources from the https://t.co/WHoETLoHAv Tokyo 2023 conference are now public on our website: https://t.co/L0Espt3In7
And, join the discussion on our discord: https://t.co/B4L0WxRq2Z
Will you be at #RWC2023 in Tokyo at the end of March?
If yes, join us for the https://t.co/21pyqFsJuu conference on the 26th (affiliated w/ @RealWorldCrypto) for a full day of presentations and discussions about FHE (+ the after party 😏🍻💃).
Tickets: https://t.co/42uky2SbWA
🎉 RWC just opened registrations.
Don't forget to sign up to the https://t.co/WHoETLo9KX 2nd annual conference, co-located with @RealWorldCrypto and happening in Tokyo the day before, on Sunday 26th of March: a full day of talks and an after party🥳
🎟 https://t.co/1eYHpxOswY
🚨🎉 We are excited to introduce you to TFHE-rs, a pure Rust implementation of TFHE for booleans and small integer arithmetics over encrypted data.
Read full announcement ⤵️
https://t.co/HTIOAbkiJ5
#HomomorphicEncryption#FHE#TFHE#Cryptography#Privacy
🚨 Three days to submit your work and present during the https://t.co/WHoETLoHAv conference 2023 in Tokyo. Read the official Call for Presentations here: https://t.co/2OOm4vlrfD
#HomomorphicEncryption#FHE@IACR_News@RealWorldCrypto
Spooky Encryption is a form of encryption which exhibits really weird behavior in that it allows parties to compute a function on encrypted data, and obtain the resulting value `in the clear'.
A short blog post by @SmartCryptology
Read more: https://t.co/7nkNUSxk6F
🧵1/3 — While the idea behind Fully Homomorphic Encryption has been around for decades, it suffered three major issues: it was too slow, too hard to use, and too limited in terms of what you could do with it.
Tomorrow we will announce the first official release of Concrete, our open source framework that enables developers to use homomorphic encryption in their applications without having to learn cryptography.
#FHE#homomorphicEncryption
The fourth and last blog post of the series dedicated to TFHE is live!
This one is finally about to bootstrapping!
Hope you enjoy the reading :)
https://t.co/Fy8FDj6t9U
@zama