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Rowhammer at 38C3

Two talks the entity files together: one about ten years of Rowhammer bypasses, one about what through-package silicon inspection can and cannot see. In the story they form the confidence interval: software can still flip rows, and cheap inspection still cannot see dopant wells.

Ten Years of Rowhammer

38C3 · Daniel Gruss, Daniel Heckel, Florian Adamsky

Retrospective survey of Rowhammer variants and mitigations, from the original 2014 disclosure through modern TRR bypasses and field measurement. This is the talk the entity treats as a market report.

IRIS: Non-Destructive Inspection of Silicon

38C3 · bunnie Huang

The defensive counterpart: through-package imaging can expose metal layers and layout tampering, but it is not a magic answer to active-region dopant changes. The entity files this beside Becker.

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