IBM Fully Homomorphic Encryption Toolkit For Linux. This toolkit is a Linux based Docker container that demonstrates computing on encrypted data without decrypting it! The toolkit ships with two demos including a fully encrypted Machine Learning inference with a Neural Network and a Privacy-Preserving key-value search.
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关键参数与规格
关键参数与规格
参数
值
语言
C++
类别
Model Development
子类别
Training toolkits
关键词
Security
星标数
1,474
分叉数
155
贡献者
15
创建日期
2020-05-04
更新日期
2026-10-13
1 天星标数
0
7 天星标数
1
排名
10,224
上次排名
10,239
排名变化
15
7 天星标排名
9,814
上次 7 天星标排名
9,877
7 天星标排名变化
63
总星标排名
8,200
上次总星标排名
8,192
总星标排名变化
-8
国家
USA
README 摘录
Its been a few years since we've had any support for the FHE Toolkit. Please see below for current offering, HElayers, which is supported and in active development. IBM Fully Homomorphic Encryption (HELayers) SDK for Linux In 2020, we introduced FHE to Linux with our FHE Toolkit. In 2021, we made the next evolution of the FHE Toolkit called IBM HElayers, a software development kit (SDK) for the practical and efficient execution of encrypted workloads using fully homomorphic encrypted data
. HElayers enables application developers and data scientists to seamlessly use advanced privacy preserving techniques without having to be a specialist in cryptography - all while working in a newly integrated Python environment. HELayers is packaged as Docker containers that make it easier to get started and experimenting with FHE. It is written in C++ and includes a Python API that enables data scientists and application developers to easily use the power of FHE by supporting a wide array of analytics such
as linear regression, logistic regression, and neural networks. It is delivered as an open platform that is capable of using the latest FHE schemes and libraries for a given use case. HElayers currently ships with 15 tutorials and sample applications that highlight the basics of FHE and how to use this technology in a practical way. Sample applications include credit card fraud detection, encrypted database search, heart disease detection, image classification and more. In this repository is a script that
you can run to install and run the pre-packaged SDKs, cpp or python, as a docker container. If you are instead looking for the IBM Fully Homomorphic Encryption Toolkit for Linux README, it can be found here. Try it for yourself To run the script in this reposistory, clone the repo, open a Terminal and navigate to the root of this repo ( ). To run the Python HELayers: For the C++ version: The script will pull & download the latest version
that works on your machine's architecture. It will run locally in its own container for you to view in your web browser. The script will tell you where to point your browser to in the Terminal after completing the setup. The c++ version uses VSCode integrated into the browser for an IDE, using port 8443, and the python relies on a self-contained jupyter notebook on port 8888. To try HELayers out from the IBM Container Registry directly, follow the
instructions below: Python Package Docker Images Take a look at our in-depth walkthrough video on how to download and get started with HElayers. To learn more about FHE in general, and what it can be used for, you can check out our FAQ/Content Solutions page. System Requirements HElayers is a Linux based Docker container and can be implemented entirely in software; there is no hardware dependency. The only software that is required is Docker version 19 or higher
with the necessary user privileges to run commands. It is also assumed you have a working internet connection. Runtimes tested
常见问题
记录了多少星标和分叉？
IBM/fhe-toolkit-linux 有 1,474 个星标和 155 个分叉。
仓库排名是多少？
IBM/fhe-toolkit-linux 排名第 10,224。
记录的语言和类别是什么？
IBM/fhe-toolkit-linux 有 1,474 个星标，语言为 C++，类别为 Model Development。
We are archiving this existing repository. Its been a few years since we've had any support for the FHE Toolkit. Please see below for current offering, HElayers, which is supported and in active development.
IBM Fully Homomorphic Encryption (HELayers) SDK for Linux
In 2020, we introduced FHE to Linux with our FHE Toolkit. In 2021, we made the next evolution of the FHE Toolkit called IBM HElayers, a software development kit (SDK) for the practical and efficient execution of encrypted workloads using fully homomorphic encrypted data. HElayers enables application developers and data scientists to seamlessly use advanced privacy preserving techniques without having to be a specialist in cryptography - all while working in a newly integrated Python environment.
HELayers is packaged as Docker containers that make it easier to get started and experimenting with FHE. It is written in C++ and includes a Python API that enables data scientists and application developers to easily use the power of FHE by supporting a wide array of analytics such as linear regression, logistic regression, and neural networks.
It is delivered as an open platform that is capable of using the latest FHE schemes and libraries for a given use case. HElayers currently ships with 15 tutorials and sample applications that highlight the basics of FHE and how to use this technology in a practical way. Sample applications include credit card fraud detection, encrypted database search, heart disease detection, image classification and more.
In this repository is a script that you can run to install and run the pre-packaged SDKs, cpp or python, as a docker container.
./StartHELayers.sh
If you are instead looking for the IBM Fully Homomorphic Encryption Toolkit for Linux README, it can be found here.
Try it for yourself
To run the script in this reposistory, clone the repo, open a Terminal and navigate to the root of this repo (cd fhe-toolkit-linux/).
To run the Python HELayers:
./StartHELayers.sh python
For the C++ version:
./StartHELayers.sh cpp
The script will pull & download the latest version that works on your machine's architecture. It will run locally in its own container for you to view in your web browser. The script will tell you where to point your browser to in the Terminal after completing the setup. The c++ version uses VSCode integrated into the browser for an IDE, using port 8443, and the python relies on a self-contained jupyter notebook on port 8888.
To try HELayers out from the IBM Container Registry directly, follow the instructions below:
Take a look at our in-depth walkthrough video on how to download and get started with HElayers.
To learn more about FHE in general, and what it can be used for, you can check out our FAQ/Content Solutions page.
System Requirements
HElayers is a Linux based Docker container and can be implemented entirely in software; there is no hardware dependency. The only software that is required is Docker version 19 or higher with the necessary user privileges to run docker commands. It is also assumed you have a working internet connection.
Runtimes tested include Linux, Linux on IBM Z (z15 and LinuxONE III and later), z/OS Container Extensions (v2.4 & v2.5), Windows 10 subsystem for Linux and MacOS. Today, the only distribution we support is Ubuntu 20.04 which is included as the base image.
Older versions have not been thoroughly tested and there are no plans to support older versions in the future.
License
This image is provided under a community edition license for non-commercial use. Customers who want to work directly with IBM Research, access advanced features, and plan for commercial-grade deployment using HElayers can engage through the Premium Edition Program by contacting the IBM FHE team at FHEstart@us.ibm.com.
Feedback Survey
HELayers is the next step in the advancement of FHE at IBM. If you are moving from the Toolkit, you will see familiar code that helped get your applications up and running built around the HElib library. We have extended that and now offer much more in this edition. We invite all the Toolkit users to try out HELayers and let us know what you think by taking the survey below and providing feedback on how we can improve and serve you better. We will only use your feedback to improve the HELayers experience and inform future IBM security-focused products and services. IBM will not share your response data with any third parties. We look forward to your valuable feedback to improve the IBM FHE experience.
