CertMike Explains Homomorphic Encryption

Homomorphic encryption questions are starting to appear on cybersecurity certification exams, including the Security+ SY0-601 exam. In this video, cybersecurity certification expert Mike Chapple breaks down the basics of homomorphic encryption to help you prepare for your exam.
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[@razmus9708]

Can you film these in one go or does it take you a few times to get it right? Always amazing, Dr. Chapple

[@CertMike]

It’s usually one or two takes. Unless I get tongue tied!

[@truthtriumphs5289]

Thanks for the video..

[@sadie1837]

Thanks for the video!

[@tcaa2tcaa2]

Great and simple explanation.

[@lstyle3210]

Great video

[@marcosalameh8677]

Very Informative video!!

[@Metata40]

Thanks Mike!

[@shatiswaranvigian9349]

Thank you mike

[@manjesh4359]

Sir , I have a question .Can we perform search operations on Encrypted data using this approach? I assume sensitive fields like SSN are encrypted and store into the DB (not disk level encryption) in such cases how do search operations works?

[@brafya]

hi mike i hope this comment reaches you; i have a theoritical question: lets pretend i have a bank vault using this new encryption, and i place my will inside, and only I AM SUPPOSED to be able to access it to make changes. but because it uses this new encrypt, could someone then read the contents of my will in a data form? i hope this analogy makes sense best regards

[@MatrixLeaver-ot9de]

what does it mean ot9de?

[@Joesmoe86]

Too much advertising and non relevant information and lacks any real info.

[@jasonlewis8233]

Homomorphic Encryption. he he...

[@mischaangst]

Surface scratching

[@R10TRUTH]

really only need the last 30 seconds of the video. wasting time the first 2/3 rds of the video