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Breaking & Securing the Future: Advances in System & Hardware Security
DescriptionAs cyber threats evolve and hardware vulnerabilities emerge, pioneering solutions are reshaping the landscape of security. Join this session for a deep dive into groundbreaking research at the crossroads of system security and hardware resilience. This session explores cutting-edge research at the intersection of system security and hardware resilience. We will examine novel defenses against control flow attacks on Intel SGX and AMD SEV, optimized data packing for homomorphic encryption to accelerate secure computation, and the discovery of a covert timing channel in cloud FPGAs. Additionally, we will uncover advanced fuzzing techniques for IoT protocol security, reverse engineering methods for extracting intelligence from vehicular CAN bus traffic, and a high-performance approach to control flow attestation in commodity MCUs. Attendees will gain insights into both emerging threats and innovative countermeasures shaping the future of secure computing.
Event Type
Research Manuscript
TimeTuesday, June 2410:30am - 12:00pm PDT
Location3008, Level 3
Topics
Security
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SEC4: Embedded and Cross-Layer Security