CryptoDL: Deep Neural Networks over Encrypted Data

Run Deep Learning on Private Data — Fast, Accurate, and Encrypted

Imagine sending a photo to a service for recognition, but it stays fully locked and no one can peek.
Researchers built a way to run deep learning on encrypted data, so models can make predictions without seeing your raw files.
They changed how the neural nets work so they fit the limits of encryption, then retrained the networks to keep performance high.
The result, when tested on handwriting images, reached 99.
52% accuracy, almost as good as the normal version, and it can do many thousand predictions per hour, so its also very quick.
They tried it on harder images too, and got strong results on CIFAR-10.
What this means is clear for privacy lovers: you get smart services without giving up your data.
The team says these tools make privacy and practical deep learning possible together.
If you care about secure, smart apps, this could change how companies handle your pictures and info, while still keeping them useful and private.

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CryptoDL: Deep Neural Networks over Encrypted Data

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