Fujitsu Labs invented a method for searching encrypted data

The method developed by Fujitsu Labs allows you to search 16,000 characters per second encrypted data. It could be used to perform sequential DNA analysis. As if spying on a large scale the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) was not sufficient to generate enough concern for the protection of privacy, now Fujitsu laboratories that they had put developed a rapid incognito to perform searches in encrypted data method. The technology uses a homomorphic encryption mode said, which allows you to process encrypted data without having to decrypt. The research method developed by Fujitsu can handle lots of data at the speed of 16,000 characters per second. Above all, the search can be any sequence of characters without the support of key words as in one of the labs of Alcatel Lucent. Japanese Labs intends to market its technology in 2015 and sell it as an analytical tool. Fujitsu have no doubt that it will find use in a world where there is more data to process. But if one believes Labs resea
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