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For over two decades, cache attacks have been shown to pose a significant risk to the
security of computer systems. In particular, a large number of works show that cache attacks …

To protect cryptographic implementations from side-channel vulnerabilities, developers must
adopt constant-time programming practices. As these can be error-prone, many side …

This paper studies microarchitectural side-channel attacks and mitigations on the on-chip
mesh interconnect used in modern, server-class Intel processors. We find that, though …

The discovery of the Spectre attack in 2018 has sent shockwaves through the computer
industry, affecting processor vendors, OS providers, programming language developers …

The scale and frequency of password database compromises has led to widespread and
persistent credential stuffing attacks, in which attackers attempt to use credentials leaked …

Constant-time implementations are essential to guarantee the security of secret-key
operations. According to Jancar et al.[42], most cryptographic developers do not use …

A large body of work has demonstrated attacks that rely on the difference between CPUs'
nominal instruction set architectures and their actual (microarchitectural) implementations …

We introduce screen gleaning, a TEMPEST attack in which the screen of a mobile device is
read without a visual line of sight, revealing sensitive information displayed on the phone …

Cryptanalysis is the development and study of attacks against cryptographic primitives and
protocols. Many cryptographic properties rely on the difficulty of generating an adversary …