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Everything in fully homomorphic encryption: new papers and benchmarks, libraries and releases, new projects and startups, funding, products, standards, talks and events, attacks and incidents — across research, industry and onchain FHE.
Every new release of the homomorphic encryption libraries, compilers and SDKs — TFHE-rs, Concrete, fhEVM, OpenFHE, SEAL, HEIR, Lattigo, Poulpy, CryptoLab HEaaN and enVector, Desilo, IBM HElayers, Apple Swift HE, TenSEAL and GPU libraries — with what changed.
Everything around FHERMA, the FHE challenge platform by Fair Math: new challenges and prize pools, results and winners, solution write-ups, Polycircuit and OpenFHE-rs releases, partnerships and mentions.
How stablecoins are getting private without losing compliance: confidential transfers, FHE and zero-knowledge stablecoins, privacy pools, view keys for auditors, issuer and chain launches, the rules (GENIUS Act, MiCA, Travel Rule) and the research and attacks behind them.
Fires when the court decides something that changes Roman Storm’s case: the acquittal motion or venue challenge, sentencing, a retrial verdict, dropped charges, an appeal ruling or a pardon.
Startups building privacy-enhancing technology raising money: FHE, zero-knowledge, MPC, confidential computing and private AI.
Everything in fully homomorphic encryption: new papers and benchmarks, libraries and releases, new projects and startups, funding, products, standards, talks and events, attacks and incidents — across research, industry and onchain FHE.
Everything around FHERMA, the FHE challenge platform by Fair Math: new challenges and prize pools, results and winners, solution write-ups, Polycircuit and OpenFHE-rs releases, partnerships and mentions.
Every new release of the homomorphic encryption libraries, compilers and SDKs — TFHE-rs, Concrete, fhEVM, OpenFHE, SEAL, HEIR, Lattigo, Poulpy, CryptoLab HEaaN and enVector, Desilo, IBM HElayers, Apple Swift HE, TenSEAL and GPU libraries — with what changed.
The legal fight over privacy code: Roman Storm’s case and retrial, Alexey Pertsev’s appeal, Roman Semenov, the Samourai Wallet developers, sanctions on Tornado Cash, the Justice Department’s line on developers, and the bills and amicus briefs that would protect them.
Everything around DESILO and its FHE library: releases of DESILO FHE and Liberate.FHE, papers and benchmarks from its researchers, encrypted AI work such as THOR and the GL scheme with Craig Gentry, products, partnerships and pilots, funding, talks and events.
Everything around OpenFHE: releases, notable GitHub issues and pull requests, papers and benchmarks that use it, applications built on it, talks, workshops and events, and what its maintainers and community are working on.
Startups building privacy-enhancing technology raising money: FHE, zero-knowledge, MPC, confidential computing and private AI.
Real vulnerabilities in cryptographic code and protocols — libraries, wallets, TLS, ZK circuits — with the affected versions and fixes.
How stablecoins are getting private without losing compliance: confidential transfers, FHE and zero-knowledge stablecoins, privacy pools, view keys for auditors, issuer and chain launches, the rules (GENIUS Act, MiCA, Travel Rule) and the research and attacks behind them.
Fires when the court decides something that changes Roman Storm’s case: the acquittal motion or venue challenge, sentencing, a retrial verdict, dropped charges, an appeal ruling or a pardon.
Trusted execution environments and confidential AI: GPU and CPU enclaves, attestation, attacks and real deployments.
Fires when a practical attack is published against a NIST-standardised post-quantum algorithm — ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA or FN-DSA — not just a side channel in one implementation.
Post-quantum cryptography standards as they move: NIST FIPS and drafts, IETF and CFRG documents, and deployment by browsers and cloud providers.
Product launches, funding, partnerships and research from the companies building privacy-enhancing technology: Zama, Duality, Enveil, Optalysys, Niobium, Fabric and Cornami.
Zero-knowledge proof systems and zkVMs: new SNARKs and STARKs, folding schemes, prover performance and deployments.
Research on training and running models without exposing data: differential privacy, federated learning, secure inference and multi-party computation for ML.
New fully homomorphic encryption research: schemes, bootstrapping, hardware acceleration and encrypted machine learning — with benchmarks, not just ideas.