THU Hardware Architecture Security
Our main research contents include:
- Security Attacks and Defense in Processor Microarchitecture
- Trusted Execution Environment
- Secure Hardware Design for Privacy Computing
- High-Speed Interconnection Protocol Security
Shuwen Deng is currently the tenure-track assistant professor in Department of Electronic Engineering at Tsinghua University. She received Ph.D. from Yale University, and has been a postdoctoral research fellow at University of Michigan. Her research interests span computer architecture and interconnects, hardware security, and privacy computing. She has published in top conferences, such as ISCA, ASPLOS, HPCA, and CCS. She is the recipient of the 2023 IEEE HOST Best PhD Dissertation Award, the 2020 Google PhD Fellowship in Privacy and Security, and an Elihu Elias Dickerman Fellowship. She has been named a Rising Star in EECS by the University of California Berkeley. Her work has been selected as Top Picks 2021 in Hardware and Embedded Security.
- Computer Architecture and Interconnects
- Hardware and System Architecture Security
- Private Computing and Trusted Execution Environment
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Postgraduate (Postdoctoral), 2022.7-2023.5
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor | Computer Science and Engineering
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Doctoral Degree in Engineering, 2016.9-2022.5
Yale University | Electrical Engineering
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Master's Degree, 2016.9-2019.5
Yale University | Electrical Engineering
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Bachelor's Degree in Science, 2012.9-2016.7
Shanghai Jiao Tong University | Microelectronics
Meet the Team
Director
Shuwen Deng
Assistant Professor
Students
Yuchen Fan
Undergraduate Student
Yu Jin
Master Student
Muyang Li
Phd Student
Siyu Lin
Master Student
Jiajun Luo
Phd Student
Shunyu Mao
Undergraduate Student
Yunpeng Xu
Phd Student
Yueteng Yu
Master Student
Latest News
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GhostCache: Timer- and Counter-Free Cache Attacks Exploiting Weak Coherence on RISC-V and ARM Chips
Congratulations to Yu Jin, Minghong Sun, and all the co-authors!
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1. RAGNAR: Exploring Volatile-Channel Vulnerabilities on RDMA NIC
2. CXL-Interplay: Unraveling and Characterizing CXL Interference in Modern Computer Systems
Congratulations to Yunpeng Xu, Yuchen Fan, Shunyu Mao, Jiajun Luo, and all the co-authors!
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GadgetMeter: Quantitatively and Accurately Gauge the Exploitability of Speculative Gadgets
Congratulations to Qi Ling, and all the co-authors!
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CiMSAT: Exploiting SAT Analysis to Attack Compute-in-Memory Architecture Defenses
Congratulations to Jianfeng Wang, and all the co-authors!
Latest Publication