Anders Fogh and Daniel Gruss on Microarchitectural Attacks | Chips & Salsa | Intel
30Tune in as Jerry and CRob have a candid discussion with Anders Fogh (Intel) and Daniel Gruss (TU Graz), two of the original finders of Spectre/Meltdown, about their long history of collaboration and the past, present, and future of microarchitecture vulnerabilities commonly known as side-channel vulnerabilities.
00:15 Introducing Anders Fogh and Daniel Gruss
01:32 Two of the original finders of Spectre and Meltdown
03:40 Contextualizing side-channel attacks
04:10 Daniel's simple definition of a side-channel attack
05:18 Anders, "there is a lot of complexity below that statement"
05:29 The question of software based attacks on processors
07:13 How practical are side-channel or microarchitectural attacks?
08:31 Where is the research going in the future?
11:40 Research into technologies like GPUs and NPUs
16:57 Anders and Daniel talk about Intel and academic collaboration
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