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affiliation: University of South Wales, Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics, Pontypridd, UK

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2023
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Richard Ward, Andrew Johnson:
Identifying Microbenchmark Signatures of Existing Microarchitectural Exploits Using the Unified Side Channel Attack - Model (USCA-M) Four-Phase Testing Process. ISDFS 2023: 1-5
2022
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Andrew Johnson, Richard Ward:
'Unified Side-Channel Attack - Model' (USCA-M): An Extension with Biometrics Side-Channel Type. ISDFS 2022: 1-5
2020
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Andrew Johnson, Richard Ward:
Introducing The 'Unified Side Channel Attack - Model' (USCA-M). ISDFS 2020: 1-9
2019
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Andrew Johnson, Ross Davies:
Speculative Execution Attack Methodologies (SEAM): An overview and component modelling of Spectre, Meltdown and Foreshadow attack methods. ISDFS 2019: 1-6

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