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Software-Defined Networking (SDN) is a networking technology that allows for the programming and efficient management of networks. Due to the separation of the data plane and the control plane, SDN is prone to timing side-channel attacks. The adversary can use timing information to obtain data about the network such as flow tables, routes, controller types, ports, and so on. The focus of current mitigation strategies for timing side-channel attacks is largely on minimizing them through network a...

Researchers have discovered a new and powerful transient execution attack called Inception that can leak privileged secrets and data using unprivileged processes on all AMD Zen CPUs, including the latest models.

British researchers have unveiled a vulnerability that enables nearby hackers to intercept and identify keystrokes.

A new study published by a number of British researchers reveals a hypothetical cyberattack in which a hacker could leverage recorded audio of a person typing to steal their personal data. The attack uses a home-made deep-learning-based algorithm that can acoustically analyze keystroke noises and automatically decode what that person is typing. The research showed that typing could be accurately de-coded in this fashion 95 percent of the time.

A team of researchers from British universities has trained a deep learning model that can steal data from keyboard keystrokes recorded using a microphone with an accuracy of 95%.

Researchers managed to attack MCUs commonly used in IoT devices, but this would work with any code with secret-dependent control flow, chip designer says

<b>Attacks on digital circuits can occur when an attacker attempts to physically alter the device's internal components. These types of attacks are known ...

A team of researchers has developed an eavesdropping attack for Android devices that can, to various degrees, recognize the callers gender and identity, and even discern private speech.

Researchers disclose the details of SQUIP, a side-channel attack targeting the scheduler queues of AMD CPUs.