Davide Bruno
Malware detection using hardware performance counters on RISC-V based cloud servers.
Rel. Stefano Di Carlo, Alessandro Savino, Cristiano Pegoraro Chenet. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Informatica (Computer Engineering), 2024
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Abstract
Nowadays, cloud computing is widely utilized in the IT industry to support critical infrastructure and services. Cloud services play a crucial role across private, public, and commercial sectors, where many are expected to operate continuously and support critical infrastructure. As cloud services become more essential, they face increasing security threats, both from known vulnerabilities and emerging challenges. To remain resilient, cloud infrastructures must be protected not only against familiar threats but also against unknown, evolving risks. As a result, ensuring robust security has become increasingly crucial. In this context, the RISC-V architecture has seen growing adoption for its flexibility and scalability in cloud environments.
However, the increased use of this open-source hardware also amplifies the risk of sophisticated malware attacks targeting cloud infrastructure
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