GoFetch: New side-channel attack using data memory-dependent prefetchers
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#4Why does every attack needs its own branding, marketing page, etc...? Genuine question.
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#5Why does every attack needs its own branding, marketing page, etc...? Genuine question.
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#6Why does every attack needs its own branding, marketing page, etc...? Genuine question.
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#7This is the sort of thing that would metaphorically drive me to drink if I were implementing crypto code. It's an uphill battle at the best of times, but even if I finally get it all right, there's dozens of processor features both current and future ready to blow my code up at any time.
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#8Why does every attack needs its own branding, marketing page, etc...? Genuine question.
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#9Reminded me of the Augury attack[1] from 2022, which also exploits the DMP prefetcher on Apple Silicon CPUs. [1]: https://www.prefetchers.info
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#10As long as we're getting efficiency cores and such, maybe we need some "crypto cores" added to modern architectures, that make promises specifically related to constant time algorithms like this and promise not to prefetch, branch predict, etc. Sort of like the Itanium, but confined to a "crypto processor". Given how many features these things wouldn't have, they wouldn't be much silicon for the cores themselves, in…