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Updates on HEIR, the homomorphic encryption compiler project
Summary
This blog post serves as a companion to a previous article on the Google Security blog, providing an update on the HEIR homomorphic encryption compiler project, which enables programs to operate directly on encrypted data. The author, Jeremy Kun, shares insights without jargon constraints, aiming for honesty and depth.
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