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FHERMA

https://fherma.io

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Last updated 4 months ago

FHERMA is a platform for Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) challenges jointly developed by Fair Math and the OpenFHE teams.

The project's main goal is to develop an open-source library of FHE components. Such a library can significantly simplify application development and accelerate the adoption of FHE. The initial challenges are focused on Machine Learning and Blockchain applications.

On the platform, there are two types of challenges:

  1. Black Box: In this type of challenge, participants develop solutions according to the challenge requirements, process encrypted test data, and submit to the platform only the serialized final ciphertext. This type of challenge does not require submitting source code or any other data that reveals the details of the solution itself. The main criterion for evaluating and ranking solutions in this type of challenge is accuracy.

  2. White Box: It is impossible to evaluate the solution's performance based solely on the ciphertext. While the Black Box type is suitable for many challenges, it is crucial to obtain the most efficient solution from a performance perspective for others. For these, the White Box type is available. Participants must submit their projects' source code to the platform. The platform will compile the project and run tests to measure performance and accuracy. The main criteria for evaluating and ranking solutions in this type of challenge are performance and accuracy. Solutions uploaded to the platform are confidential and unavailable to other participants.

Challenges on FHERMA are being solved using one of three languages:

  • Go - using lattigo

  • Python - using openfhe-python

  • Rust - using openfhe-rs

  • C++ - using openfhe

We collect winning solutions and put them into the open-source repository Polycircuit. Check out the relevant documentation page to learn more about the collaborative idea behind it.

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