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From Silicon to Boot Code: Extending Automated Program Repair to Firmware-Layer Security Workarounds
Automated program repair (APR) research has been constrained to design time. Current techniques localize and fix bugs in RTL or HLS designs before a chip reaches production. Once a hardware vulnerability surfaces post-silicon, the patch must be manually generated: existing automation addresses patch
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