RowHammer, RowPress & Beyond - Invited Talk at NJIT - Prof. Onur Mutlu - 18.12.2023

Title: RowHammer, RowPress & Beyond
Invited Talk at NJIT
Professor Onur Mutlu (people.inf.eth...)
Date: December 18, 2023
Slides (pptx): people.inf.eth...
Slides (pdf): people.inf.eth...
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A Modern Primer on Processing in Memory
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RowHammer: A Retrospective
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Fundamentally Understanding and Solving RowHammer
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[@jimgolab536]

Is the victim bit cell charge loss dominated by the sub-threshold leakage of word line pass transistor? A small rise in the gate voltage of the victim pass transistor (due to capacitive coupling to the rising aggressor word line) would have an exponential effect on the current through it and thus the rate of discharge of the victim bit.

[@jimgolab536]

Do the victim bits always fail with false zeroes? Ie, the victim cap is always falsely discharged, and never charged?