Daniel Gruss is a PhD Student at Graz University of Technology. He has studied micro-architectural differences in the past 7 years. Daniel's research focuses on software-based micro-architectural attacks. He was the first to demonstrate a Rowhammer hardware fault attack in JavaScript through a remote website, an attack also known as Rowhammer.js. He has presented parts of this research at the 32nd Chaos Computer Congress (CCC) 2015 with Clémentine Maurice. He has presented his research on automation of cache attacks at Usenix Security 2015. He gave invited talks at different venues, recently VMWare MooseCon 2015 and RuhrSec 2016.
