Homomorphic Encryption
Revolutionizing Privacy and Security
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Revolutionizing Privacy and Security
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Zodor redefines blockchain privacy and security through Partial Homomorphic Encryption (PHE), specifically using the Paillier Cryptosystem. This enables computations on encrypted data (like additions) without exposing sensitive details.
Homomorphic Encryption is a revolutionary cryptographic method that allows computations to be performed on encrypted data without decrypting it. In simple terms, it enables sensitive data to stay private while still being usable for calculations or operations. For example, encrypted financial data can be added or analyzed without revealing the underlying information. This ensures privacy and security throughout the process.
Private Transactions: Details remain encrypted and inaccessible to unauthorized parties, ensuring robust privacy across the protocol.
Encrypted Smart Contracts: Secure computations occur directly on encrypted data within smart contracts, preserving confidentiality.
Confidential RWA Swaps: Token and Real World Asset (RWA) swaps are conducted without revealing transaction amounts to external observers.
Homomorphic Encryption: Enables secure computations on encrypted data while maintaining privacy.
Confidential Transactions: The Paillier Cryptosystem ensures private on-chain transactions and smart contract execution.
Enhanced Privacy: Encrypting security token balances safeguards sensitive user information.
Zodor’s privacy-first approach combines confidentiality with composability, empowering users to transact and manage assets securely while maintaining control over their data.