PATENT FAMILY

Systems and Methods for Random Fill Caching and Prefetching for Secure Cache Memories

Architectural techniques introducing controlled randomness into cache fill and prefetch operations to reduce deterministic information leakage in shared processor environments.


Overview

This patent family focuses on reducing the predictability of cache behavior by introducing controlled randomization into cache fill and prefetch mechanisms.

Rather than altering structural cache organization, these inventions modify how data is inserted and prefetched within cache systems, disrupting deterministic access patterns that can be exploited in side-channel analysis.


Patents in This Family

US 10,956,617 B2 | Issued: March 23, 2021

Introduces randomized cache fill and secure prefetch mechanisms designed to reduce predictability of cache behavior.

US 12,079,127 B2 | Issued: September 2, 2024

Extends and refines randomized cache management techniques to broaden protection across shared-memory environments.


Core Architectural Coverage

  • Controlled randomization of cache fill behavior

  • Secure prefetch strategies limiting deterministic memory exposure

  • Disruption of predictable cache access patterns

  • Probabilistic mitigation of timing and access-based leakage

  • Architectural techniques designed to obscure memory observability


Claim Scope Across the Family

  • Foundational randomized cache fill mechanisms

  • Extended coverage for secure prefetch control

  • Variations addressing shared-memory and multi-core systems

  • Protection against deterministic access-pattern exploitation


Potential Applications

  • Multi-core processors with shared cache hierarchies

  • Virtualized and multi-tenant computing platforms

  • Systems exposed to cache timing and access-pattern risks

  • Security-sensitive and confidentiality-focused workloads


Licensing & Collaboration

This patent family is available for licensing and strategic collaboration.

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