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Exploiting bank conflict-based side-channel timing leakage of gpus

Jiang et al., 2019

Document ID: 9884952608142306217
Author: Jiang Z; Fei Y; Kaeli D
Publication year: 2019
Publication venue: ACM Transactions on Architecture and Code Optimization (TACO)

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To prevent information leakage during program execution, modern software cryptographic implementations target constant-time function, where the number of instructions executed remains the same when program inputs change. However, the underlying microarchitecture …

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