
Kazem Taram
@mktaram
Assistant Professor @PurdueCS. PhD from @ucsd_cse. Working on Computer Architecture and Security. Hiring grad students. Likes and RTs are not endorsements.
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https://mktrm.github.io 10-12-2015 12:29:16
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Excited to present "Going Beyond the Limits of SFI: Flexible and Secure Hardware-Assisted In-Process Isolation with HFI" at ASPLOS, with Tal Garfinkel Kazem Taram Joey Rudek Daniel Moghimi Evan Johnson Chris Fallin Anjo Vahldiek-Oberwagner Michael LeMay Ravi Sahita Dean Tullsen Deian Stefan (1/6)







At the forefront of innovation, Purdue University is achieving excellence at scale with Purdue Computes. Purdue Computer Science and PurdueECE are hiring TT assistant and associate professors in all areas. ā”ļø purduecs.info/40uDJOR #PurdueComputes #AcademicJobs #FacultyRecruiting



Do you remember Spectre that has crumbled OS and software maintainers for years? HOSEIN. YAVARZADEH did some crazy reverse engineering of branch predictors in Intel CPUs & turned out Spectre has a much broader attack surface than people originally assumed. Attacks only get better... š

Pathfinder can leak almost entire control flow of almost any program!! You can also perform Spectre with highest precision by individually mistraining any single iteration of a looped branch. Proud of HOSEIN. YAVARZADEH for his amazing job leading this work! Purdue Computer Science



Itās the season of āfinding ur next adventureā and folks have been asking me about my experience doing a postdoc, so I did a blog post/video w/ Sasha Rush 's help! Should I do a postdoc? What is a postdoc anyway? youtu.be/O7psT1ftwqs Blog: homes.cs.washington.edu/~niloofar/blogā¦



So proud of my student, Berk, for presenting his first paper at asplos which also won the best paper award!! Congrats to the team! Can we have interrupts that are as fast as polling for fast IO/preemption so we donāt have to burn cores? paper: tinyurl.com/msw6cubh Purdue Computer Science


RT appreciated! We're assembling the Artifact Evaluation Committee (AEC) for USENIX Association OSDI+ATC 2025. JOIN US! It'll be fun, useful (help understand research artifacts of accepted papers), with a manageable load (1-2 papers per AEC member based on research interests).

#PurdueCS researchers developed a faster way for CPUs to handle tasksāno wasteful polling. Their extended interrupt (xUI) system reduces overhead + saves energy. š Best Paper at #ASPLOS2025 š purduesci.com/4jpDBbm Led by Berk Aydogmus, Kazem Taram w/ UC San Diego collaborators.

