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Pythia: Remote Oracles for the Masses

Mathias Josef Payer
2019
Conference Papers

Abstract

Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) is a technology that allows direct access from the network to a machine's main memory without involving its CPU. RDMA offers low-latency, high-bandwidth performance and low CPU utilization. While RDMA provides massive performance boosts and has thus been adopted by several major cloud providers, security concerns have so far been neglected.

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