Michele Marazzi, PhD
I have successfully defended my PhD in hardware security at ETH Zurich. My main research field has been DRAM security, and included security analysis of protocols, design of mitigations, proofs-of-security, timing side channels, fuzzer implementation, benchmarking, cycle-accurate full-system simulation, IC imaging via SEM and FIB, circuit reverse engineering, and analog simulations.
Recently, I showed how to obtain Rowhammer bit flips on RISC-V for the first time.
Before, we reverse engineered commodity DRAM devices, demonstrated attacks on public transport applications, and designed secure in-DRAM Rowhammer mitigations.
For my Master, I studied Biomedical Engineering at POLIMI, with a focus over electronics technologies (BTE).
I graduated with 110/110 cum Laude and a course average grade of 29.8/30
(GPA 3.97/4, top 1%).
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