Privasea/HESEA_Lib

HESEA_Lib suffers from a lack of public traction and development velocity. With only 14 stars and 8 forks over nearly three years, it is statistically invisible in the high-stakes world of Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE). The FHE landscape is currently dominated by heavyweights like Zama (TFHE-rs), Microsoft SEAL, and OpenFHE, which benefit from extensive auditing, academic backing, and massive community ecosystems. While Privasea (the parent organization) is active in the Web3/DePIN space, this specific library appears to be either a stagnant internal component or a legacy project. In cryptography, code that is not actively maintained and audited is considered a liability rather than an asset. The defensibility is low because FHE moats are built on either breakthrough performance (like Zama's hardware acceleration) or massive developer adoption; HESEA lacks both. Any organization looking for FHE capabilities would likely choose a standard, high-velocity library over this one, leading to a '6 months' displacement horizon as it is already functionally displaced by superior open-source alternatives.