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Morpheus Turns a CPU Into a Rubik’s Cube to Defeat Hackers

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By GanjaSMK
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A total of 10 vulnerabilities were uncovered among the five processors developed for SSITH, but none of those weak points were found in the University of Michigan processor, called Morpheus. Michigan professor of electrical engineering and computer science Todd Austin explained what makes Morpheus so puzzling for hackers to penetrate.

Todd Austin on…

  1. How Morpheus works
  2. The sneaky attacks it defends against
  3. RISC-V, homomorphic computing, and the cost of security
  4. Unhackable software and what comes next
  5. And more

 

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I found this Q&A article pretty interesting.  Curious to see if anything like this ever makes it to the big guys.

 

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