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SILM Workshop Organization Dates Call for Papers Submission Program Registration Past Events   SILM 2024 Welcome to the 6th edition of our workshop on the Security of Software/Hardware Interfaces. SILM 2024 * will take place on Friday, July 12 2024, in Vienna (Austria), co-located with the 9th IEEE European Symposium on Security and Privacy (EuroS&P 2024) SILM 2024 is cancelled. We apologise to those of you looking forward to attending the workshop. Submissions Submission deadline is March 29, 2024 -- 11:59pm AoE (was: March 15, 2024 -- 11:59pm AoE ); check our Call for Papers for details. Aim and Scope It is becoming increasingly important to combine software and hardware aspects to take new software attacks into account. For example, hardware vulnerabilities such as Spectre or Meltdown can be exploited purely by software attacks. Such attacks can be executed remotely and do not require physical access to the targeted hardware platform. On t...

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