DejaVuzz: Disclosing Transient Execution Bugs with Dynamic Swappable Memory and Differential Information Flow Tracking Assisted Processor Fuzzing

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Last seen 6/13/2026

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Dynamic Swappable Memory introduces → 100% 2e

The paper introduces dynamic swappable memory as a novel operating primitive.

Differential Information Flow Tracking introduces → 100% 2e

The paper introduces differential information flow tracking as a novel operating primitive.

Yangye Zhou authored by → 100% 1e

Yangye Zhou is listed as an author of the paper.

Xingzhi Zhang authored by → 100% 1e

Xingzhi Zhang is listed as an author of the paper.

Yinshuai Li authored by → 100% 1e

Yinshuai Li is listed as an author of the paper.

Qinhan Tan authored by → 100% 1e

Qinhan Tan is listed as an author of the paper.

Yinqian Zhang authored by → 100% 1e

Yinqian Zhang is listed as an author of the paper.

Yajin Zhou authored by → 100% 1e

Yajin Zhou is listed as an author of the paper.

Rui Chang authored by → 100% 1e

Rui Chang is listed as an author of the paper.

Wenbo Shen authored by → 100% 1e

Wenbo Shen is listed as an author of the paper.

Foreshadow mentions → 90% 1e

The paper mentions Foreshadow as an example of transient execution vulnerability that was patched and followed by MDS attacks.

DejaVuzz introduces → 100% 1e

The paper introduces DejaVuzz as a novel pre-silicon processor transient execution bug fuzzer.

Microarchitectural Data Sampling mentions → 90% 1e

The paper mentions Microarchitectural Data Sampling as an attack that emerged after Foreshadow was patched.

Jinyan Xu authored by → 100% 1e

Jinyan Xu is listed as an author of the paper.