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Contract ¢ · ¢spec. This contract additionally exposes the exposes no observations, is stronger than ¢ · ¢⊥, which exposes speculatively executed paths. It is based on the speculative semantics from [11] and formalized in Figure 3. In Section VI, we show that speculative out-of-order processors (with and without mechanisms for secure speculation) satisfy ¢ · ¢spec. Definition 2 ( 1 2). A contract 1 is stronger than ¢ · ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ⇒ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ a contract 2 if p 2(σ ) = p 2(σj) p 1(σ ) = p 1(σj) for all programs p and all initial architectural states σ, σj. ¢ · ¢ ¢ · ¢ ± ¢ · ¢ Equivalently, 1 2 holds whenever two architectural ’s traces can also be ct Consider again Example 1: by exposing observations on states that can be distinguished by 1 ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ · ¢ ¢ · ¢ distinguished by ¢ · ¢2’s traces. mispredicted paths, ¢ · ¢ jmakes the states σ,σ distinguish- spec ct able at the contract level, effectively delegating the responsibil- ity of ensuring that A + y does not carry secret information for y >= size_A to software. ¢ · ¢arch
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Contract ¢ · ¢spec. This contract additionally exposes the program counter and the locations of all memory accesses on speculatively executed paths. It is based on the speculative semantics from [11] and formalized in Figure 3. ct In Section VI, we show that speculative out-of-order processors (with and without mechanisms for secure speculation) satisfy ¢ · ¢spec. ct Consider again Example 1: by exposing observations on mispredicted paths, ¢ · ¢spec makes the states σ, σ′ distinguish- able at the contract level, effectively delegating the responsibil- ity of ensuring that A + y does not carry secret information for y >= size_A to software. arch

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