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Cingulata (pronounced "tchingulata") is a compiler toolchain and RTE for running C++ programs over encrypted data by means of fully homomorphic encryption techniques.
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Cingulata

Cingulata (pronounced "tchingulata") is a compiler toolchain and RTE for running C++ programs over encrypted data by means of fully homomorphic encryption techniques.

Currently, an in-house implementation of the B/FV scheme and the TFHE library are supported.

The toolchain is formerly known as the Armadillo toolchain and was introduced in this paper.

For more details, installation guide and tutorials, please check out the project's Wiki.

Enjoy,

Happy cryptocomputing!

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