End of anyhting you encrypt as IBM says it can ....

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chronoss2009 join:2008-09-23 ·TekSavvy Solutions..	End of anyhting you encrypt as IBM says it can .... well go read the article in the link. Sounds to me like they made a tool that can basically given a lil more work SPY ON ALL ENCRYPTED DATA KNOWN TO DATE »science.slashdot.org/story/09/06···ted-Data
chronoss2009 join:2008-09-23 ·TekSavvy Solutions..	to forum · permalink · · 2009-06-25 19:33:19 ·
BEvans2 @rogers.com	No. That is not what IBM is saying. With the new method of encryption data can be processed to produce an encrypted result without ever knowing the actual source data. Encrypted data -> processing -> encrypted result vs the old way Encrypted data -> Decrypt -> process -> encrypt answer
BEvans2 @rogers.com	to forum · permalink · 2009-06-25 20:20:54 ·
globus999 join:2008-05-15	reply to chronoss2009 said by chronoss2009 : well go read the article in the link. Sounds to me like they made a tool that can basically given a lil more work SPY ON ALL ENCRYPTED DATA KNOWN TO DATE »science.slashdot.org/story/09/06···ted-Data Yur missing the point. IF somebody would to use "fully homomorphic encryption" THEN and ONLY THEN and ONLY on this encryption would the IBM solution allowed to retrieve the encrypted content without identifiying the origin or destination. This is NOT retroactive. So, sleep tight and do NOT use any encryption algorithm that is "fully homomorphic".
globus999 join:2008-05-15	to forum · permalink · · 2009-06-26 07:32:46 ·
chronoss2009 join:2008-09-23 ·TekSavvy Solutions.. 1 edit	reply to chronoss2009 NO your both missing the point if they can do this then the data cold be then interpreted by some app gathering source , anyone whom cant see that is misleading people, and IBM don't want you to think up new ways to encrypt so go believe the two above read the article they claim to be able to do this practically now for all encryption
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Guspaz Guspaz Premium,MVM join:2001-11-05 Montreal, QC ·Colbanet	reply to chronoss2009 You're getting into tin-foil hat territory again... IBM's breakthrough has to do with NEW types of encryption that INCREASE security when encrypted data needs to be processed. It doesn't affect existing encryption, and it never will. In other words, please stop [with your paranoia] while you're ahead.
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