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Collaborative Research: SaTC 2.0: RES: Modeling and Mitigating Reflective Backscatter Side-Channel Attacks (ReBac) in Everyday Devices
Collaborative Research: SaTC 2.0: RES: Modeling and Mitigating Reflective Backscatter Side-Channel Attacks (ReBac) in Everyday Devices is a funding opportunity from NSF, closing September 30, 2029.
Sep 30, 2029
(1159d left)Overview
Everyday electronics, including keyboards, computer mice, game controllers, and smart home devices, are designed under the assumption that their physical enclosure protects the information transferred inside. This project investigates a newly identified class of vulnerabilities that challenges this assumption. By…