Author
Federico Pacheco
Recent research
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Recomposed Enforcement Paths: A Comparative Framework for Hardware-Security History
English author preprint v5. This article compares historically bounded hardware-security guarantees across memory protection, privilege, device mediation, measurement, execution metadata, microarchitectural state, physical roots, and capabilities. It argues that enforcement paths...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Recomposed Enforcement Paths: A Comparative History of Hardware-Enforced Platform Security
English author preprint v4.4. This corrected edition presents a comparative history of hardware-enforced platform security using an explicit, bounded decision procedure for classifying specified guarantees as local, distributed, or not established by the available evidence. The r...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Version 3.3 corrected English preprint and reproducibility materials for a measurement study of why international cybersecurity-education programme counts change under reasonable choices of source frame, retrieval language, temporal evidence, entity resolution and counting unit....
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Version 3.3 corrected English preprint and reproducibility materials for a measurement study of why international cybersecurity-education programme counts change under reasonable choices of source frame, retrieval language, temporal evidence, entity resolution and counting unit....
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Recomposed Enforcement Paths: A Comparative History of Hardware-Enforced Platform Security
English author preprint v4.4. This corrected edition presents a comparative history of hardware-enforced platform security using an explicit, bounded decision procedure for classifying specified guarantees as local, distributed, or not established by the available evidence. The r...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
From Supervisor Mode to Distributed Enforcement: A History of Hardware-Enforced Platform Security
This author preprint presents a structured historical comparison of eight families of hardware-enforced platform security mechanisms. It proposes the concept of a distributed enforcement fabric: a topology in which security-relevant events, names, policies, evidence, and lifecycl...