Archive of posts tagged: Security
Post Quantum Cryptography
Quantum computers, once seen as a remote theoretical possibility, are now a widely accepted and imminent reality. By exploiting the probabilistic rules of quantum physics, quantum computers can leverage Shor’s algorithm to initiate several breakthroughs, including...
Highlights of 2020 Security Conferences for Computer Architects – Part II
Security remains a popular research area in our conferences – MICRO-53 featured two sessions and eight papers dedicated to security. To contribute new ideas in this area, it is important for computer architects to keep up with recent developments in both...
Reflections on the ISCA Mini-Panel on Security
Prof. Christopher Fletcher (UIUC), Dr. Frank McKeen (Intel), Prof. Edward Suh (Cornell), and I served as panelists for the 2020 ISCA Security Mini-Panel. This blog post reflects on our panel discussion. The security of modern applications is underpinned by the...
Highlights of 2020 Security Conferences for Computer Architects
In an earlier blog post, we argued that computer architects working on security problems should follow security conferences. In this post, we highlight some of the recent results from this year’s events that may be of interest to our community. While security...Subscribe
