Proposal and Implementation of a Reduced Assembly Set Compiler Enabling CPU Security Measures
summary
Proposes and implements a Reduced Assembly Set Compiler that enables CPU-level security measures. The talk explains how the compiler reduces or constrains the CPU instruction set to support security defenses (implementation details and practical deployment are presented).
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chapters (7)
- 0:00CPU security proposal
- 2:14Compiler challenges
- 9:57Need for Rask compiler
- 13:11NLC design and implementation
- 20:24Live demo new CPU
- 36:36Rask and NLC results
- 38:06Q&A
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