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What Spectre Means for Lanugage Implementers - Ben Titzer - PLISS 2019
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- Presented by Ben Titzer, Google V8 team
- Linked in the descriptionSlides on pliss2019.github.io
Advanced. Deep dive for people who know the field.
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Programming languagesSecurityCompilers and interpretersExploits and vulnerabilities
Ben Titzer explains the Spectre family of hardware vulnerabilities and how language runtimes and compilers must adapt to mitigate them.
Ben Titzer of Google's V8 team talks about the realities of the Spectre family of vulnerabilities and how they apply to language implementers. Slides: pliss2019.github.io/ben_titzer_spectre_slides.pdf Part of PLISS 2019: pliss2019.github.io/Why it's here
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I am not that familiar with it either. What little (very little) I know is from this talk and a related paper: [video https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.05178
There was also a paper linked to in recent thread on this forum:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammingLanguages/comments/rerkbq/systematic\_analysis\_of\_programming\_languages\_and/