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ASPLOS'20 - Session 8A - Exploring Branch Predictors for Constructing Transient Execution Trojans

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  • Presented by Tao Zhang, researcher at The College of William & Mary

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Tao Zhang presents research on exploiting branch predictors to construct transient execution trojans for hardware-level attacks.

ASPLOS'20: The 25th International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems Session 8A: Speculation and security — Life after meltdown. Title: Exploring Branch Predictors for Constructing Transient Execution Trojans Presented by: Tao Zhang (The College of William & Mary) Authors: Tao Zhang (The College of William & Mary); Kenneth Koltermann (The College of William & Mary); Dmitry Evtyushkin (The College of William & Mary)

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Exploring Branch Predictors for Constructing Transient Execution Trojans - ASPLOS'20 - Session 8A