MUSE: A More Efficient Error Correcting Software
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Unmet Need: Faster, more memory-efficient data retrieval structures. A cache is used by the CPU of a computer for efficient data retrieval from the main memory. This technology is easy to integrate with existing memory security architectures and has the potential to reduce system performance latency and storage overhead costs, ultimately improving system efficiency.
Unmet Need: Security verification approaches do not account for relaxed memory behavior. This technology is a multi-model approach to verify the security of modern computing systems with relaxed memory behavior. Modern computer systems often use relaxed memory behavior and reorder certain memory operations within constraints defined by instruction set architecture (ISA).
Unmet Need: Simple, fast-operating method of maintaining memory safety without significant hardware modifications. Because this technology lowers the performance overhead significantly compared to the state-of-the-art software and hardware techniques and is simple to add to existing software, it has the potential to allow for rapid testing of memory safety and protection against future memory-based attacks and errors. Current methods to address memory safety concerns commonly involve whitelisting safe memory regions or blacklisting unsafe regions, which offer strong security but are limited by slow operation and/or the need for significant hardware modifications.
- 4Algorithm
- 3CPU cache
- 3Parallel computing
- 3Computer security
- 3Wireless
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- 21Electronics
- 14Telecommunications
- 10Digital electronics
- 8MOSFETs
- 7Computer memory
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- 3Christoph Juchem
- 3Jason Nieh
- 3Lakshminarasimhan Sethumadhavan
- 3Xiaodong Wang
- 2Dan Rubenstein
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- 18Greg Maskel
- 3Joan Martinez
- 1Beth Kauderer
- 1Dovina Qu
- 1Jim Aloise
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- 13Electrical Engineering
- 8Computer Science
- 3Biomedical Engineering
- 1CS/SEAS
- 1CS/SEAS and LDEO/EI
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- 23Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS)
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