Maxlinear, Inc.

Other

University of Toronto

Lorica Cybersecurity Inc.

Shield Crypto Systems Inc.

Glenn Gulak

Alhassan Khedr

Curtis Ling

Timothy Leo Gallagher

Vadim Smolyakov

Meysam Zargham

Vinod Vaikuntanathan

Dimpesh Patel

Mahdi Shabany

Shaveer Bajpeyi

Karen Maxwell

Shariq Khalil Ahmed

Yousef Sadrossadat

Yeqi Shi

Joshua Calafato

Mario Milicevic

Nasim Nikkhoo

Achinth Venkatraman

Cryptographic processor chips, systems and associated methods are disclosed. In one embodiment, a cryptographic processor is disclosed. The cryptographic processor includes a first cryptographic processing module to perform a first logic operation. The first cryptographic processing module includes first input circuitry to receive ciphertext input symbols. A first pipeline stage performs a first operation on the ciphertext input symbols and generates a first stage output. On-chip memory temporarily stores the first stage output and feeds the first stage output to a second pipeline stage in a pipelined manner. The second pipeline stage is configured to perform a second operation on the first stage output in a pipelined manner with respect to the first pipeline stage.

Multi-modal cryptographic processor

Fully homomorphic encryption integrated circuit (IC) chips, systems and associated methods are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method of operation for a number theoretic transform (NTT) butterfly circuit is disclosed. The (NTT) butterfly circuit includes a high input word path cross-coupled with a low word path. The high input word path includes a first adder/subtractor, and a first multiplier. The low input word path includes a second adder/subtractor, and a second multiplier. The method includes selectively bypassing the second adder/subtractor and the second multiplier, and reconfiguring the low and high input word paths into different logic processing units in response to different mode control signals.

Method of operation for a configurable number theoretic transform (NTT) butterfly circuit for homomorphic encryption

Systems, methods and devices for validating and performing operations on homomorphically encrypted data are described herein. The methods include securely transmitting and extracting information from encrypted data without fully decrypting the data. A data request may include an encrypted portion including a set of confidential data. One or more sets of encrypted comparison data may be then retrieved from a database in response to the data request. The encrypted set of confidential data from the data request is then compared with each set of encrypted comparison data using one or more homomorphic operations to determine which set of encrypted comparison data matches the encrypted set of confidential data. If there is a match, this validates the set of confidential data. An encrypted indicator is then generated indicating success or failure in validating the set of confidential data, which may then be forwarded to a party associated with the data request.

System and methods for validating and performing operations on homomorphically encrypted data

A system and method of validating and performing operations on homomorphically encrypted data are described herein. The methods include processing a secure financial transaction by receiving a transaction request to complete a financial transaction, with at least a portion of the request encrypted according to a homomorphic encryption scheme, and the transaction request comprising confidential cardholder data including an account number, non-confidential cardholder data, and transaction data, and retrieving one or more sets of encrypted comparison cardholder data encrypted according to a homomorphic encryption scheme. The confidential cardholder data is then compared to each set of the comparison cardholder data using one or more homomorphic operations to determine which set of comparison cardholder data matches the confidential cardholder data and validating the confidential cardholder data. An encrypted indicator is generated indicating authorization or rejection of the request and forwarded to a party seeking authorization to complete the financial transaction.

Remote terminals are configured to generate ciphertexts from plaintext polynomials. Each ciphertext corresponds to a plaintext polynomial bound to a message space of a polynomial-based fully homomorphic cryptographic scheme. At least one server is configured to receive ciphertexts via a network from the plurality of remote terminals. The server performs a multiplication operation and an addition operation on the ciphertexts to obtain resultant ciphertexts. The multiplication operation includes performing a bitwise decomposition function on a ciphertext to obtain a bitwise decomposed ciphertext. The bitwise decomposition function maps a multi-bit data type to a sequence of bits. The multiplication operation further includes performing matrix multiplication on the bitwise decomposed ciphertext and a data element belonging to a set of data elements. Message filters, data search engines, and other applications are discussed.

Systems, devices, and processes for homomorphic encryption

Cryptographic processor for fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) applications

Methods and systems for a complementary metal oxide semiconductor wireless power receiver may include a receiver chip with an inductor, a configurable capacitance, and a rectifier. The method may include receiving an RF signal utilizing the inductor, extracting a clock signal from the received RF signal, generating a DC voltage utilizing a rectifier circuit, sampling the DC voltage, and adjusting the configurable capacitance based on the sampled DC voltage. The rectifier circuit may include CMOS transistors and T-gate switches for coupling to the inductor. The T-gate switches may be controlled by the generated DC voltage. A signed based gradient-descent algorithm may be utilized to maximize the DC voltage. The DC voltage may be sampled utilizing a comparator powered by the DC voltage, which may adaptively configure the capacitance. The inductor may be shielded utilizing a floating shield. The DC voltage may be increased utilizing a voltage-boosting rectifier.

Method and system for a complementary metal oxide semiconductor wireless power receiver

Provided is a system and method for confidential string-matching and confidential deep-packet inspection. The method includes: receiving encrypted ciphertexts from a first computing device; windowing a text corpus and applying a hash; performing binning and splitting on the corpus set of hashes; performing batching on the binned and split corpus set of hashes; determining match ciphertexts by evaluating a homomorphic encryption circuit between the encrypted ciphertexts and the batched corpus set of hashes; and communicating the match ciphertexts to the first computing device, the confidential string matching determinable by the first computing device by: decrypting the match ciphertexts, determining from the decryption output, if the hash value for each pattern window matches the hash value for any corpus windows and if the matched windows are adjacent in the corpus.

Method and system for confidential string-matching and deep packet inspection

Systems, devices, and processing for homomorphic encryption

Disclosed are methods and systems for the detection of bacteria in a sample. The methods comprises contacting the sample with an antibacterial agent and a bacteria identification sensor, and involves the permeabilization of the bacteria by the antibacterial agent, and the subsequent detection of an efflux of potassium ions using a bacteria identification sensor comprising a potassium-sensitive ISFET. Also disclosed are bacteria identification sensor comprising a potassium-sensitive ISFET useful in the practice of the disclosed methods.

Integrated sensor for the rapid identification of bacteria using ISFETS

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Glenn Gulak