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Rowhammer

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4 articles stable

Rowhammer has appeared in 4 articles since 2016-10. Coverage peaked in 2021Q2 with 1 articles.

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2021-05-30
Wired

Google researchers detail “Half-Double”, a new Rowhammer attack technique they say will be difficult to mitigate as future generations of DRAM chips get smaller

A full fix for the “Half-Double” technique will require rethinking how memory semiconductors are designed. Tweets: @ucsdjacobs , @gadgetlab , and @wired Tweets: UCSD Engineering / @ucsdjacobs : As chi...

2019-06-12
Ars Technica 7 related

Researchers unveil the RAMBleed technique, showing it's possible to use Rowhammer-style side-channel attacks to read protected memory, even with ECC enabled

Dan Goodin / Ars Technica :

2018-05-04
Ars Technica 3 related

Researchers demonstrate GLitch, an Android exploit that uses Rowhammer attack to remotely execute code; Chrome is patched; Firefox's next patch attempt due 5/9

Dan Goodin / Ars Technica :

2016-10-24
Ars Technica 5 related

Researchers demonstrate exploiting the Rowhammer hardware flaw from app with no special user permissions, rooting devices from LG, Motorola, Samsung, OnePlus

Permission-less apps take only seconds to root phones from LG, Samsung and Motorola.  —  Researchers have devised an attack …

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