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SUMMARY:HACK@DAC Final Competition
DESCRIPTION:Additional Meeting\n\nHACK@DAC Final Competition\n\n\n\nHACK@D
 AC is a hardware security challenge contest, co-located with the Design an
 d Automation Conference (DAC), for finding and exploiting security-critica
 l vulnerabilities in hardware and firmware. In this competition, participa
 nts compete to identify the security vulnerabilities, implement the relate
 d exploits, propose mitigation techniques or patches, and report them. The
  participants are encouraged to use any tools and techniques with a focus 
 on theory, tooling, and automation.\n\nThe contest mimics real-world scena
 rios where security engineers have to find vulnerabilities in the given de
 sign. The vulnerabilities are diverse and range from data corruption to le
 aking sensitive information leading to compromise of the entire computing 
 platform. The open-source SoC riddled with security vulnerabilities has be
 en co-developed by Intel, the Technical University of Darmstadt, and Texas
  A&M University. HACK@DAC has been successfully running since 2018 with se
 veral hundred contestants from academia and industry.\n\nVirtual Program: 
 Presented In-Person
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