Computer Architecture and Systems Research (CASR) Lab
Computer Architecture and Systems Research (CASR) is a research group at University of Central Florida. Our CASR lab works in the areas of computer architecture, systems and security. As computing is becoming increasingly ubiquitous and specialized, ensuring secure and high-performance design for computing systems is imperative. Our group aims to build secure-by-design, efficient, and advanced future systems through novel techniques spanning hardware, computer architecture and systems.
News
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Our work on PCM side channels is accepted in IEEE Micro. (Jan. 2023)Paper
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D-Shield is accepted in HPCA’23. Congrats Chowdhuryy! (Oct. 2022)Paper
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We released the PoC source code for DeepSteal side channel exploit in Github (June 2022)Code
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DeepSteal is accepted in IEEE S&P ’22. Congrats Adnan and Chowdhuryy! (March 2022)Paper
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One paper is accepted in IEEE HOST ’22. (February 2022)Paper
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One paper is accepted in IEEE EuroS&P ’22. (February 2022)Paper
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Our collaborative work on far-field GPU EM side channels is accepted in IEEE S&P ’22. (November 2021)Paper
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Fan is invited to serve in following committees: ISCA’22 (ERC) and DAC’22 (TPC). (October 2021)Service
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Our work BranchSpectre is accepted in IEEE Transactions on Computers. (October 2021)Paper
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Two papers are accepted in SEED’21. (August 2021)Paper
Selected Publications
S&P'22
S&P'22
Graphics Peeping Unit: Exploiting EM Side-Channel Information of GPUs to Eavesdrop on Your Neighbors
Zihao Zhan, Zhengkai Zhang, Sisheng Liang, Fan Yao and Xenofon Koutsoukos
IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
2022
MICRO'21
TC'21
Leaking Secrets through Modern Branch Predictor in the Speculative World
Md Hafizul Chowdhuryy and Fan Yao