GuyZ

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   Can Bitcoin-based Enigma succeed where Homomorphic-Encryption failed?(scmagazineuk.com)

   2 points by GuyZ 11y ago|0 comments
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   by GuyZ 11y ago

   We'll be releasing one soon!
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   by GuyZ 11y ago

   Thanks! We think so too :)!
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   by GuyZ 11y ago

   (Enigma here). Yes, that is possible. You can distribute a key to the nodes and make it retrievable only if some computation is satisfied (which is also done privately and leaks no information). We have some ideas on how to do it, but we&#x
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   by GuyZ 11y ago

   One of Enigma's creators here. Indeed, that's a very prominent application that is one of many to motivate our work!
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   by GuyZ 11y ago

   The idea is for the owner of the data to share her own data into the network. There could be many owners for different pieces of data.
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   by GuyZ 11y ago

   This is actually a form of encryption (See - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Threshold_cryptosystem ). It is encrypted in the sense that combining any number of pieces smaller than the defined threshold won't leak ev
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   by GuyZ 11y ago

   (I'm one of the creators of this project) I don't believe centralized/public clouds will disappear anytime soon. However, there simply aren't any privacy-preserving alternatives out there. We're hoping to change tha