Offloading Critical Security Operations to the GPU
Abstract/Contents
- Abstract
General computing with Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) has taken off the last few years because of their unique ability to perform parallel calculations very efficiently.
More developers have started to take advantage of this processor to improve software performance. Similarly, security developers have considered using the GPU to offload calculations as a way to improve the speed and robustness of security software. In this thesis, I outline reasons why this process might not necessarily be secure and provide experiments I have performed to find security flaws in GPU offloading.
Description
Type of resource | text |
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Date created | 2011 |
Creators/Contributors
Author | Wang, Frank Yi-Fei |
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Advisor | Boneh, Daniel |
Department | Stanford University. Department of Computer Science. |
Subjects
Subject | Graphics processing units |
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Subject | Data encryption > Computer science |
Genre | Thesis |
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- Wang, Frank Yi-Fei (2011). Offloading Critical Security Operations to the GPU. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at http://purl.stanford.edu/zb309sj9103
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Undergraduate Theses, School of Engineering
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