Re:Google says Rowhammer attacks are gaining range as RAM is...
by metiscus on Saturday May 29, 2021 @03:44AM
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What if the choice was between a normal stick of ram and a row hammer mitigated stick with double the CAS timing and that cost 50% more? I guess my point is, considering how fundamental to the design and physics of ram, it is unlikely any product designed to mitigate the problem would be equally performant or economic, at least in a medium timeframe.
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Re:Google says Rowhammer attacks are gaining range as RAM is...
by Dylan16807 on Saturday May 29, 2021 @04:22AM
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I'm much more optimistic. Use target row refresh but do it right. Very low silicon cost, low performance cost under malicious loads, zero performance cost under non-malicious loads.