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On-the-fly Code Activation for Attack Surface Reduction
Chris Porter, Sharjeel Khan, Santosh Pande
Modern code reuse attacks are taking full advantage of bloated software. Attackers piece together short sequences of instructions in otherwise benign code to carry out malicious ac…
Effective GPU Sharing Under Compiler Guidance
Chao Chen, Chris Porter, Santosh Pande
Modern computing platforms tend to deploy multiple GPUs (2, 4, or more) on a single node to boost system performance, with each GPU having a large capacity of global memory and str…
Near-zero Downtime Recovery from Transient-error-induced Crashes
Chao Chen, Greg Eisenhauer, Santosh Pande
Due to the system scaling, transient errors caused by external noises, e.g., heat fluxes and particle strikes, have become a growing concern for the current and upcoming extreme-sc…
Compiler-Guided Throughput Scheduling for Many-core Machines
Girish Mururu, Sharjeel Khan, Bodhisatwa Chatterjee +4
Typical schedulers in multi-tenancy environments make use of reactive, feedback-oriented mechanisms based on performance counters to avoid resource contention but suffer from detec…
A Compiler Assisted Scheduler for Detecting and Mitigating Cache-Based Side Channel Attacks
Sharjeel Khan, Girish Mururu, Santosh Pande
Side channel attacks steal secret keys by cleverly leveraging information leakages and can, therefore, break encryption. Thus, detection and mitigation of side channel attacks is a…
CARVE: Practical Security-Focused Software Debloating Using Simple Feature Set Mappings
Michael D. Brown, Santosh Pande
Software debloating is an emerging field of study aimed at improving the security and performance of software by removing excess library code and features that are not needed by th…