Category Archives: enigmabridge

First BlackHat, now DEFCON: We talk “Trojan-tolerant hardware security in practice”

I have mentioned this multi-party encryption project of ours (Enigma Bridge) and University College London here earlier. If you’re planning to go to BlackHat US or DEFCON-25, come and see our talks about practical “ultra-secure” multi-party encryption for the cloud and some of the technology enabling it (Unchaining the JavaCard Ecosystem).

Continue reading First BlackHat, now DEFCON: We talk “Trojan-tolerant hardware security in practice”

Unbreakable Encryption with Secure Hardware and Geopolitics

From supercomputers to IoT – processors (or chips) are everywhere. Computer chips protecting our privacy and security would first travel the world to get designed, fabricated, and personalized. Even if we had an unbreakable encryption algorithm, it may be defeated by its manufacturing. Let’s exploit superpowers and their influence to create a practical unbreakable encryption.

Continue reading Unbreakable Encryption with Secure Hardware and Geopolitics