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F. Nisa Bostanci, Haocong Luo, Ataberk Olgun, Maria Makeenkova +3 more
The authors of Ramulator 2.0 simulator challenge the claims made in a research paper about its performance and propose best practices to avoid simulator usage errors.
Zilong Hu, Hongming Fei, Prosanta Gope, Jack Miskelly +2 more
The paper introduces a quantitative, cell-level circuit framework to model DRAM vulnerability by linking physical charge leakage and disturbance pathways to system-level security properties like volat…
SangHoon Cha, Jaewan Choi, Byeongho Kim, Yoonah Paik +2 more
This paper introduces a high-fidelity, integrated hardware-software simulator for LPDDR5X-PIM, enabling precise evaluation of system performance and energy efficiency.
The paper proposes PrISM, an intersection-based probabilistic mitigation technique that significantly improves the scalability of RowHammer defense at low thresholds by correlating sampled row history…
Jumin Kim, Seungmin Baek, Hwayong Nam, Minbok Wi +2 more
The paper introduces PVAC, a novel victim-based row counting mechanism that accurately tracks RowHammer attacks by incrementing counters on the victim row, thereby improving hammering tolerance and pe…
The paper characterizes 'dead-entry' TLB misses in GPUs, which occur when recently evicted translations are immediately re-walked, and proposes DEPOT, a Bloom filter mechanism that significantly reduc…
The paper introduces memorywire, a vendor-neutral JSON-Schema wire format and reference implementation designed to standardize and govern memory operations across disparate agent-memory frameworks.
The paper proposes SAGE, a novelty-aware gate that efficiently controls memory updates in agentic LLMs by classifying new facts as clearly novel, clearly redundant, or uncertain, thereby significantly…
The paper introduces memorywire, a vendor-neutral JSON-Schema 2020-12 wire format and reference implementation to standardize and govern agent memory operations across diverse, proprietary agent-memor…
Pritam Dash, Tongyu Ge, Aditi Jain, Tanmay Shah +1 more
This paper systematically studies memory poisoning attacks in LLM agents, identifying multiple vulnerabilities and proposing a new benchmark to assess the risk.
The paper analyzes the bit-flip vulnerability of shared KV-cache blocks in LLM serving systems, demonstrating that these blocks are susceptible to silent, persistent, and selective data corruption.
The paper proposes Rowhammer Vulnerability Counter (RVC), a novel framework that improves RowHammer mitigation by tracking a row's actual vulnerability to bit flips rather than relying on simple activ…
The paper introduces Rotary GPU, an exploratory execution approach demonstrating that large Mixture-of-Experts models can be run locally on consumer GPUs with limited VRAM, achieving usable decode thr…
Junyi Yang, Shuai Dong, Zhengnan Fu, Hongyang Shang +1 more
The paper proposes a highly reconfigurable 256x128 in-memory computing array that significantly improves efficiency and performance for analog computing by introducing novel components for ADC, weight…
This paper investigates the potential of real-world Processing-in-Memory (PIM) architectures, specifically using UPMEM, to accelerate cryptographic algorithms, demonstrating that distributing computat…
The paper presents a highly optimized, low-stack implementation of the HAETAE signature scheme, reducing peak stack usage significantly to enable its use on severely memory-constrained microcontroller…
HammerSim is a new gem5-based framework that provides full-system visibility to model the RowHammer vulnerability, allowing researchers to study complex OS effects and hardware/software mitigations.
HammerSim is a novel gem5-based framework that provides full-system visibility to model the RowHammer vulnerability, allowing researchers to evaluate complex hardware and software mitigations.
The paper introduces PoSME, a cryptographic primitive that enforces strict sequential memory execution by chaining data-dependent writes, providing verifiable delay and authorship attestation.