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Lukas Giner
@redrabbyte
Looking for work! formerly PhD at coresec@tugraz film star in the critically ignored edX production "Side Channel Security" @giner.cc where the sky's bluer
ginerlukas.com
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    Lukas Giner
    @redrabbyte
    Jul 23, 2025
    Thank you, very happy to be finally be here πŸ˜ƒ
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    Daniel Gruss
    @lavados
    Jul 23, 2025
    Congratulations Dr. @redrabbyte! It was great to have you in our team and I am proud of you that you have completed this journey with an excellent PhD thesis. Your works will have lasting impact on the community and I wish you the best for your next endeavors!
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    Lukas Giner
    @redrabbyte
    Apr 3, 2025
    I'm very happy to announce our new Cohere+Reload: Re-enabling High-Resolution Cache Attacks on AMD SEV-SNP was accepted at DIMVA 2025! In it @NS_Raghav, @lavados and I investigate AMD's ciphertext coherence mechanism, more on bsky.app/profile/giner.…
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    Lukas Giner
    @redrabbyte
    Jul 7, 2024
    congrats @0xhilbert
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    AsiaCCS
    @ASIACCS2024
    Jul 6, 2024
    ACM AsiaCCS'24 outstanding PC award. asiaccs2024.sutd.edu.sg/program-commit… Thanks to the PC members for their hardworking. Non-performing PC members will be blacklisted. #cybersecurity, #asiaccs, #award
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    Lukas Giner
    @redrabbyte
    Mar 15, 2024
    Our new paper "Generic and Automated Drive-by GPU Cache Attacks from the Browser" has been accepted at @ASIACCS2024! πŸŽ‰ We show basic cache attack primitives on NVIDIA&AMD, and more complex attacks on NVIDIA. You can read it and try a tiny POC here ginerlukas.com/gpuattacks/.
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    Lukas Giner
    @redrabbyte
    May 23, 2023
    the answer is a definite: maybe
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    Antoon Purnal
    @PurnalToon
    May 23, 2023
    Replying to @PurnalToon
    Can we protect the last-level cache against side-channel attacks? Randomization defenses provide incomplete protection. Partitioning is hard to scale. Can we use fancy crypto to deliver the best of both worlds in a low-overhead HW defense? [SassCache, by @redrabbyte] #SP23
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