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Distinguished Paper Award for D-INFK paper
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One of the papers highlighted in the ETH article "Knocking cloud security off its game" from April 2024 has received the Distinguished Paper Award at the IEEE Security and Privacy Symposium. Congratulations to Prof. Shweta Shinde and her team. Missed the article? Click for more.
Knocking cloud security off its game
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Public cloud services employ special security technologies. Professor Shweta Shinde has, together with her Secure & Trustworthy Systems Group, discovered a gap in the latest security mechanisms used by AMD and Intel chips. This affects major cloud providers.
Vulnerability discovered in Intel
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An international research team whose members include Professor Shweta Shinde from our department, amongst others, has revealed a vulnerability in the security architecture of Intel processors. Until July, Microsoft and Google products were also affected.
Welcome, Professor Shweta Shinde
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Shweta Shinde joined the Department of Computer Science at ETH Zurich in October 2020 as Tenure Track Assistant Professor of Computer Science. Get to know her in this short interview.
Shweta Shivaji Shinde appointed Tenure Track Assistant Professor of Computer Science
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Dr. Shweta Shivaji Shinde’s research focuses on the overlaps between trusted computing, systems security and programme analysis.