In this paper, the authors present the first GPU cache side-channel attack from within the browser, more specifically from the restricted WebGPU environment. The foundation for our generic and automated attacks are self-configuring primitives applicable to a wide variety of devices, which they demonstrate on a set of 11 desktop GPUs from 5 different generations and 2 vendors.
6c5387e050fc45456bdc1a46bd17a019b33a674a9d2100d5130f5e042b53b654FreeBSD Security Advisory - A number of issues relating to speculative execution were found last year and publicly announced January 3rd. Two of these, known as Meltdown and Spectre V2, are addressed here.
64e40208fb8f828b69a524f8d55fae8ef0a49e50ff59ebe4b5a0f73e1dd0d4dbWhitepaper called Meltdown. It discusses how you can bypass Intel's hardware barrier between applications and the computer's core memory.
593ea59090a096211b06194fb5985d5c2ea2b5bd85b540d01802d5d7da2d36f8Whitepaper called Spectre Attacks: Exploiting Speculative Execution. It discusses how to trick error-free applications into giving up secret information.
d1a3c8c49faea6321bd01e706e0957012c18a94e1a187f1a5477c0e82270dc51Spectre information disclosure proof of concept exploit that affects multiple CPUs.
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