@dragosrotaru.bsky.social
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A major issue in any FHE application is key management – specifically, how to secure and manage the secret keys used to decrypt data.
To address this, the team at Zama has built a Threshold Key Management System (TKMS) powered by threshold cryptography.
To address this, the team at Zama has built a Threshold Key Management System (TKMS) powered by threshold cryptography.
Introducing Zama’s Threshold Key Management System (TKMS)
TKMS is built on top of a secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC) protocol that supports key management of virtually any FHE schemes.
www.zama.ai
April 17, 2025 at 9:25 AM
A major issue in any FHE application is key management – specifically, how to secure and manage the secret keys used to decrypt data.
To address this, the team at Zama has built a Threshold Key Management System (TKMS) powered by threshold cryptography.
To address this, the team at Zama has built a Threshold Key Management System (TKMS) powered by threshold cryptography.
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Congratulations to the new IACR fellows....
Joan Daemen,
Thomas Johansson,
Anna Lysyanskaya,
Pascal Paillier,
J.R. Rao,
Alon Rosen,
Elaine Shi,
Bo-Yin Yang.
iacr.org/fellows/
#cryptography
Joan Daemen,
Thomas Johansson,
Anna Lysyanskaya,
Pascal Paillier,
J.R. Rao,
Alon Rosen,
Elaine Shi,
Bo-Yin Yang.
iacr.org/fellows/
#cryptography
IACR Fellows
iacr.org
April 14, 2025 at 6:16 PM
Congratulations to the new IACR fellows....
Joan Daemen,
Thomas Johansson,
Anna Lysyanskaya,
Pascal Paillier,
J.R. Rao,
Alon Rosen,
Elaine Shi,
Bo-Yin Yang.
iacr.org/fellows/
#cryptography
Joan Daemen,
Thomas Johansson,
Anna Lysyanskaya,
Pascal Paillier,
J.R. Rao,
Alon Rosen,
Elaine Shi,
Bo-Yin Yang.
iacr.org/fellows/
#cryptography
MP-SPDZ is very cool and we have managed to run it in a browser!
From Australia to Austria, from the desktop to your phone: Researchers at TU Graz and my ex-colleague @dragosrotaru.bsky.social have ported MP-SPDZ to WebAssembly, so it runs in any modern browser. eprint.iacr.org/2025/487
webSPDZ: Versatile MPC on the Web
Multi-party computation (MPC) has become increasingly practical in the last two decades, solving privacy and security issues in various domains, such as healthcare, finance, and machine learning. One ...
eprint.iacr.org
March 21, 2025 at 2:08 PM
MP-SPDZ is very cool and we have managed to run it in a browser!