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DISARM: Target Electronic Device Informed Mitigation of Software Runtime Side-Channel Vulnerabilities
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Summary
DISARM is a joint hardware-software methodology for mitigating runtime side-channel vulnerabilities, which lets attackers extract sensitive data such as encryption keys by measuring execution-time variations. Unlike prior techniques such as PENDULUM and DifFuzzaR, it uses timing values measured on real embedded devices to generate targeted software fixes for C, C++ and Java source code. Validated on 22 standard benchmarks across five embedded and edge devices, it reports lower execution time overhead, code size overhead and better correctness than those tools.