Biography

Hi, I am Walter Wang, a third year Ph.D student at School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, Georgia Tech.

My current research interests lie in the intersection of computer hardware and security, both on attacker’s side and on defender’s side. I have worked on CPU side-channel attacks and memory Rowhammer attacks. Please find all my publications below.

I am advised by Prof. Daniel Genkin. Please check out cool projects in our lab page.

Interests
  • Computer Architecture
  • Computer Security
  • Privacy
Education

  • PhD in Computer Science, Present

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • BSE in Computer Science, 2023

    University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

  • BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2023

    Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Recent Publications

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Nureddin Kamadan, Walter Wang, Stephan van Schaik, Christina Garman, Daniel Genkin, Yuval Yarom (2025). ECC.fail: Mounting Rowhammer Attacks on DDR4 Servers with ECC Memory. In USENIX Security ‘25.

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Ingab Kang, Walter Wang, Jason Kim, Stephan van Schaik, Youssef Tobah, Daniel Genkin, Andrew Kwong, Yuval Yarom (2024). SledgeHammer: Amplifying Rowhammer via Bank-level Parallelism. In USENIX Security ‘24.

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Andrew Kwong, Walter Wang, Jason Kim, Jonathan Berger, Daniel Genkin, Eyal Ronen, Hovav Shacham, Riad Wahby, Yuval Yarom (2023). Checking Passwords on Leaky Computers: A Side Channel Analysis of Chrome's Password Leak Detect Protocol. In USENIX Security ‘23.

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