A group of academics from the North Carolina State University and Dokuz Eylul University have demonstrated what they say is the “first side-channel attack” on homomorphic encryption that could be exploited to leak data as the encryption process is underway.
“Basically, by monitoring power consumption in a device that is encoding data for homomorphic encryption, we are able to read the data as it

A group of academics from the North Carolina State University and Dokuz Eylul University have demonstrated what they say is the “first side-channel attack” on homomorphic encryption that could be exploited to leak data as the encryption process is underway.
“Basically, by monitoring power consumption in a device that is encoding data for homomorphic encryption, we are able to read the data as it