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most citedRaceTEE: Enabling Interoperability of Confidential Smart Contracts

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cs.CR2025★ 1 cited

RaceTEE: Enabling Interoperability of Confidential Smart Contracts

Keyu Zhang, Andrew Martin

Decentralized smart contracts enable trustless collaboration but suffer from limited privacy and scalability, which hinders broader adoption. Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) ba…

cs.CR2022

SoK: How Not to Architect Your Next-Generation TEE Malware?

Kubilay Ahmet Küçük, Steve Moyle, Andrew Martin +2

Besides Intel's SGX technology, there are long-running discussions on how trusted computing technologies can be used to cloak malware. Past research showed example methods of malic…

cs.CR2021

CRC: Fully General Model of Confidential Remote Computing

Kubilay Ahmet Küçük, Andrew Martin

Digital services have been offered through remote systems for decades. The questions of how these systems can be built in a trustworthy manner and how their security properties can…

cs.CR2020

Exploring HTTPS Security Inconsistencies: A Cross-Regional Perspective

Eman Salem Alashwali, Pawel Szalachowski, Andrew Martin

If two or more identical HTTPS clients, located at different geographic locations (regions), make an HTTPS request to the same domain (e.g. example.com), on the same day, will they…

cs.DC2019

StreamNet: A DAG System with Streaming Graph Computing

Zhaoming Yin, Anbang Ruan, Ming Wei +6

To achieve high throughput in the POW based blockchain systems, researchers proposed a series of methods, and DAG is one of the most active and promising fields. We designed and im…

cs.CR2019

Towards Forward Secure Internet Traffic

Eman Salem Alashwali, Pawel Szalachowski, Andrew Martin

Forward Secrecy (FS) is a security property in key-exchange algorithms which guarantees that a compromise in the secrecy of a long-term private-key does not compromise the secrecy…

cs.CR2019

Does "www." Mean Better Transport Layer Security?

Eman Salem Alashwali, Pawel Szalachowski, Andrew Martin

Experience shows that most researchers and developers tend to treat plain-domains (those that are not prefixed with "www" sub-domains, e.g. "example.com") as synonyms for their equ…