Apr 25, 2018
"Two posters stood out for their effective design and presentation, both receiving the Best Poster Award" FOR GLORY~! Thanks to the Eurosys2018 jury and congratulations to VUSec for winning Best Poster! 🎉🎊
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"Two posters stood out for their effective design and presentation, both receiving the Best Poster Award" FOR GLORY~! Thanks to the Eurosys2018 jury and congratulations to VUSec for winning Best Poster! 🎉🎊
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LiteReconfig at Eurosys 2022: Cost and Content-Aware Video Object Detection for Mobile GPUs
LiteReconfig at Eurosys 2022: Cost and Content-Aware Video Object Detection for Mobile GPUs
Object detection is arguably one of central problems in computer vision. Much progress has been made over the past few years in deep learning based object detectors. Despite their impressive accuracy results on standard benchmarks, these models come at a price of their complexity and computational cost. This imposes a major barrier to deploy these models under resource-constrained settings with…
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Preview of the most complicated topic I've ever illustrated. It's for a systems security poster by VUSec to be presented at the conference Eurosys in Porto, Portugal, later this month. Also swipe for my workplace for the day, with appropriate monitor stand 😅 The Memory Management Unit or MMU is a piece of hardware that directs memory traffic. If a pointer, here shown as a little car, does a sneaky hacker's bidding by trying to access an object in memory it isn't supposed to see (e.g., a password), its tail can be marked so that the MMU picks it out and ZzZAPPs it to oblivion. This paper is about the method behind this marking, using something called "Delta tags".