Security of FPGA-Accelerated Cloud Computing Environments
Security of FPGA-Accelerated Cloud Computing Environments
edited by Jakub Szefer, Russell Tessier
- 1st ed. 2024.
- 1 recurso en línea
Introduction to, and history of, Cloud FPGAs -- FPGA device level security issues and countermeasures -- FPGA interfacing security issues (buses attacks, memory interfaces, etc -- IP protection for FPGAs in the cloud -- Software system security for cloud FPGAs (hypervisor leaks, shared memory use) -- Cross-node/network security - (e.g., voltage attack across nodes, network flooding by FPGAs) -- Likely future attacks -- Summary and conclusion.
This book addresses the security of FPGA-accelerated cloud computing environments. It presents a comprehensive review of the state-of-the-art in security threats and defenses. The book further presents design principles to help in the evaluation and design of cloud-based FPGA deployments which are secure from information leaks and potential attacks. Describes security threats of deploying FPGAs in cloud computing datacenters - and how to protect against them; Provides an overview of various security attacks of which cloud providers should be aware; Discusses defenses that can be deployed at system and hardware levels; Teaches readers about principles for securing cloud-based FPGAs.
9783031453953
10.1007/978-3-031-45395-3 doi
TK7867-7867.5 / 2024 EB
Introduction to, and history of, Cloud FPGAs -- FPGA device level security issues and countermeasures -- FPGA interfacing security issues (buses attacks, memory interfaces, etc -- IP protection for FPGAs in the cloud -- Software system security for cloud FPGAs (hypervisor leaks, shared memory use) -- Cross-node/network security - (e.g., voltage attack across nodes, network flooding by FPGAs) -- Likely future attacks -- Summary and conclusion.
This book addresses the security of FPGA-accelerated cloud computing environments. It presents a comprehensive review of the state-of-the-art in security threats and defenses. The book further presents design principles to help in the evaluation and design of cloud-based FPGA deployments which are secure from information leaks and potential attacks. Describes security threats of deploying FPGAs in cloud computing datacenters - and how to protect against them; Provides an overview of various security attacks of which cloud providers should be aware; Discusses defenses that can be deployed at system and hardware levels; Teaches readers about principles for securing cloud-based FPGAs.
9783031453953
10.1007/978-3-031-45395-3 doi
TK7867-7867.5 / 2024 EB