How we built the Evervault Encryption Engine (E3)

Evervault is advancing its mission to encrypt the web by developing E3, the Evervault Encryption Engine, which aims to provide developers with a robust encryption infrastructure. E3 is designed to perform cryptographic operations with low latency, high scalability, and extreme reliability, ensuring secure environments for key material. Evervault follows the principle that developers should use fully transparent cryptosystems, thus sharing comprehensive information about its services and infrastructure. The company explored various implementation options for encrypted data computation, such as fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) and trusted execution environments (TEEs), ultimately choosing AWS Nitro Enclaves due to their advanced capabilities and security features. E3 is written in Rust and operates within AWS Nitro Enclaves, providing cryptographic primitives that secure data processing without network exposure. The project underscores the importance of treating data as the ultimate security endpoint and aims to simplify encryption for developers, allowing them to create encrypted apps with end-to-end data security. Evervault is building Relay and Cages on top of E3, leveraging new advancements in cryptography and TEEs to spearhead a future where the web is encrypted.

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