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Path oblivious RAM (ORAM) is an ORAM protocol that simultaneously enjoys simplicity and efficiency. As a result, it holds promise to provide cryptographic-grade and practical access pattern protection in multiple application domains, including but not limited to secure hardware. In this paper, we review Path ORAM’s key ideas and contribution, summarize its impact and subsequent works, and discuss future directions.
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