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- Secure FPGA as a Service - Towards Secure Data Processing by Physicalizing the Cloud
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Securely processing data in the cloud is still a difficult problem, even with homomorphic encryption and other privacy preserving schemes. Hardware solutions provide additional layers of security and greater performance over their software alternatives. However by definition the cloud should be flexible and adaptive, often viewed as abstracting services from products. By creating services reliant on custom hardware, the core essence of the cloud is lost. FPGAs bridge this gap between software...
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- Research paper
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- Date created
- 2018
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- Will, Mark Antony / Ko, Ryan K.L.
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- https://hdl.handle.net/10289/11867
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- Science & Technology / Technology / Computer Science, Information Systems / Computer Science, Theory & Methods / Computer Science / Secure Processing / Privacy Preserving Data Processing / FPGA as a Service / Homomorphic Encryption / Green Computing / Secure Multi-Party Computation / FULLY HOMOMORPHIC ENCRYPTION / UNCLONABLE FUNCTIONS / HARDWARE IMPLEMENTATIONS
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