
Delivered by Digital Catapult, funded by UKRI through the Digital Security by Design programme.
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Arm’s Morello developer resources, such as reference manuals and links to development tools (compilers, virtual platform)
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The University of Cambridge’s introduction to CHERI
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University of Cambridge Morello resources
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Hardware reference manual for the Morello SoC, including system features and register-level programming information.
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CHERI architecture specification
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Morello instruction set reference manual
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Watch videos on the Digital Security by Design YouTube channel
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Hardware memory safety challenges and opportunities
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Details on Linaro’s firmware and system software enablement
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Watch Jeremey Singer from University of Glasgow unbox his Morello board
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Jeremy Singer – senior lecturer in the School of Computing Science at the University of Glasgow – interviews some of the key figures in the CHERI world.
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Richard Grisenthwaite, SVP, Chief Architect & Fellow, Arm explains what is Arm Morello and why is so important.
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Getting started with Morello LLVM/Clang compilers, IDE, and the Fixed Virtual Platform
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The Contribution of Digital Security in Cyber Security
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How rigorous engineering methods were used to provide high assurance of key security properties of CHERI architectures
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This technical report describes CHERI ISAv8, the eighth version of the CHERI architecture being developed by SRI International and the University of Cambridge.
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This document is a brief introduction to the CHERI C/C++ programming languages.
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University of Cambridge publications and presentations on CHERI
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CHERI concepts, software benefits, rules, and hardware implementation
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Discussing CHERI as software compartmentalisation and as a fine-grained in-process memory safety mechanism.