Homomorphic encryption – Kryptnostic
Computer scientist Matthew Tamayo-Rios claiming the “fully homomorphic encryption,” in it’s project Kryptnostic. Standard encryption scrambles data and locks it up. It’s so difficult to crack that hackers usually go after the data when it’s being worked on in a decrypted state by another application. Homomorphic encryption adds a different layer of algorithms that allow you to work on the data without ever unscrambling it, leaving no openings for bad guys.
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