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SCHERI: Provably Secure Speculation Under the Constant-Time Policy for CHERI (Extended Version)
Capability-based architectures such as CHERI provide strong support for the architectural isolation of software components. To additionally protect against microarchitectural leakage, software can be written in a constant-time fashion. Modern processors, however, rely heavily on speculative executio
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