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Professor Bryan Ford, leader of the Decentralized/Distributed Systems (DEDIS) laboratory at EPFL, is one of the « 100 Digital Shapers », by BILANZ, 100 Swiss citizens playing the most important role in digitalisation! #DigitalShapers19

We have just released a new version of the Lattigo #homomorphicEncryption library in Go. It now features godoc documentation, cleaner interfaces and better performances. $ go get github.com/ldsec/lattigo !

Looks like lattice-based cryptography is well suited to provide post-quantum security in TLS!

#GoTurns10! Happy birthday! From the Lattigo #homomorphic #crypto library team.

Lattigo v1.3.0 has been released! This new version of the Go lattice-based crypto library introduces, among other things, a new key switching algorithm, decentralised bootstrapping for distributed schemes and an improved multiplication algorithm. github.com/ldsec/lattigo

This is great: the next #homomorphic #encryption standards meeting will take place in Geneva, Switzerland! See you in my hometown Homomorphic Encryption

MedCo, the operational system developed at Laboratory for Data Security - EPFL which enables privacy-preserving sharing of sensitive medical-data, is getting more and more secure and mature. Check out MedCo v0.3.0 now! medco.epfl.ch/software/

A part of our research on multiparty homomorphic encryption goes live !

It’s today and it’s free! Join us!

Happy to see our work on multiparty homomorphic encryption being used in this impressive federated-analytics research! Congrats to my colleagues at EPFL and to the folks at MIT and CHUV.

Thanks to Jean-Philippe from Laboratory for Data Security - EPFL for presenting our work on FHE bootstrapping at #eurocrypt2021! Here is the full presentation video youtu.be/6GCA3Nv1ZYs

We’re hiring! Please apply to join our team, and feel free retweet and to contact me if you have any questions 😃

(1/8) I am very happy to announce askcryp.to, a non-commercial platform to discuss and ask questions about Cryptology ePrint Archive papers. It aims to accumulate knowledge around papers in cryptography.