Following that, we had Peters et al.'s "Revisiting Prime+Prune+Probe: Pitfalls and Remedies" revisiting stuck eviction sets and showing noise-plus-flushing doubles attack efficiency. (www.acsac.org/2025/p...) 3/6
#CacheAttacks #HardwareSecurity

Following that, we had Peters et al.'s "Revisiting Prime+Prune+Probe: Pitfalls and Remedies" revisiting stuck eviction sets and showing noise-plus-flushing doubles attack efficiency. (www.acsac.org/2025/p...) 3/6
#CacheAttacks #HardwareSecurity
The session began with Guo et al.'s "Into the Unknown: Fuzzing CPU Non-standard Instructions with MystFuzz" on uncovering hidden CPU bugs via large-scale fuzzing of overlooked instructions. (www.acsac.org/2025/p...) 2/6
#HardwareSecurity #ProcessorSecurity #Fuzzing
Researchers demonstrate a side-channel attack that recovers full IEEE-754 single-precision neural-network weights from power measurements on embedded devices. The findings highlight a concrete security risk for…
#AI #HardwareSecurity #SideChannel #EmbeddedAI
https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.04436
Hardware extortion is here! HyperRansom uses PCIe Direct-DMA to encrypt NVMe storage at 25 GB/s, bypassing OS minifilters & blinding EDR. Learn why hardware IOMMU isolation is the new baseline for enterprise defense:
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Zero-Trust Hardware Root-of-Trust (RoT) IC Specifications & Architecture Guide #ZeroTrust #HardwareSecurity #CyberSecurity #SecureBoot #EmbeddedSystems #soniccomponents
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New blog post: PS2 Security Chip: 26 Years, Then Bang.
Someone finally cracked the PlayStation 2's main security chip after 26 years. Proper dedicati...
https://rhodzy.com/blog/ps2-security-chip-26-years-then-bang
#playstation #ps2 #retrogaming #reverseengineering #hardwaresecurity #gaminghistory
Ledger's Donjon broke the RP2350's permanent debug lock with a $250k laser rig - mapped the DEBUGEN register via transistor light emission, then flipped two bits with a laser to re-enable Secure debug. https://donjon.ledger.com/blog/rp2350-secure-debug-laser-fault-injection/
The Silicon Fingerprint: How Fortaegis is Rooting Cybersecurity in Hardware
Explore how Fortaegis uses the physical uniqueness of silicon chips to create a quantum-safe, hardware-rooted security architecture for AI and defense.