White-box cryptography enables the use of cryptographic keys in hostile environments, such as user devices, where an attacker has full access to memory and execution context. The technique hides key material within the implementation itself, making extraction extremely difficult.
Traditional encryption assumes secure key storage, but white-box models transform key usage by dissolving secrets into code.
White-Box Works provides developers with a toolbox for hardening cryptographic and arithmetic operations such as to protect keys, data and code in environments vulnerable to inspection or tampering.
