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If you’ve been following the evolution of Web3 privacy technologies, you’ll have noticed that Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) isn’t the only game in town. Multi-Party Computation (MPC) and Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs or simply ZK) are also widely used to protect sensitive data and enable secure computation.
Unfortunately, these technologies are often discussed interchangeably, even though they solve different problems. Admittedly, all three fall under the umbrella of privacy-preserving cryptography, meaning they allow sensitive information to be used or verified without revealing the underlying data. But the mechanisms they rely on – and the use cases they’re best suited for – vary significantly.
Understanding how these technologies differ will help you appreciate why each has found its own niche in the blockchain space as well as across traditional finance and cloud computing. There are some things that FHE does best. And others, as we’ll
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