Abstract: Disclosed herein are an apparatus and method for calculating a multiplicative inverse. The apparatus for calculating a multiplicative inverse includes a data input unit for receiving input data, a multiplicative inverse calculation unit for dividing an input degree-8 finite field corresponding to the input data into two first degree-4 finite fields so as to perform Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) encryption on the input data, and for performing a multiplicative inverse calculation on the first degree-4 finite fields in consideration of a circuit depth value (T-Depth) and qubit consumption of quantum gates in a quantum circuit, and a data output unit for outputting result data obtained by performing the multiplicative inverse calculation.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method for encoding order information. The method may include generating multiple binary trees, preparing multiple different secret keys, determining a binary tree corresponding to any one secret key selected from among the multiple secret keys, and encoding the order information of the determined binary tree.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are an apparatus and method for calculating a multiplicative inverse. The apparatus for calculating a multiplicative inverse includes a data input unit for receiving input data, a multiplicative inverse calculation unit for dividing an input degree-8 finite field corresponding to the input data into two first degree-4 finite fields so as to perform Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) encryption on the input data, and for performing a multiplicative inverse calculation on the first degree-4 finite fields in consideration of a circuit depth value (T-Depth) and qubit consumption of quantum gates in a quantum circuit, and a data output unit for outputting result data obtained by performing the multiplicative inverse calculation.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a white-box encryption method for preventing a fault injection attack and an apparatus for the same. The white-box encryption method is configured to acquire a first intermediate value by inputting plaintext to a first part, among all of rounds of a white-box-based encryption algorithm, before table redundancy operations are performed, to input the first intermediate value to a second part for performing the table redundancy operations through at least two lookup tables to which different encodings based on a secret key are applied, among all of the rounds, to acquire a second intermediate value by inputting the output values of the at least two lookup tables to at least one XOR lookup table, and to output ciphertext for the plaintext based on a third part for decoding the second intermediate value.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a health device, a gateway device, and a method for securing a protocol using the health device and the gateway device. The method includes performing, by the health device and the gateway device, authentication and key exchange based on security session information; sending, by any one of the health device and the gateway device, an application message protected based on the security session information; and receiving, by a remaining one of the health device and the gateway device, the protected application message.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for collecting the radio frequency (RF) feature of a wireless device in a wireless communication apparatus are disclosed herein. The RF feature extraction unit adds a tag having a unique value to a received radio signal, and extracts RF feature information from the radio signal. The MAC information extraction unit extracts the source MAC address and tag information of a MAC protocol frame from the received radio signal, and then removes the added tag. The tag comparison unit selects an source MAC address and RF feature information, when the tags have the same value, from the RF feature information and tag information from the RF feature extraction unit and the source MAC address and tag information from the MAC information extraction unit. The RF feature storage unit stores the selected source MAC address and RF feature information.

Abstract: An apparatus and a method for identifying a rogue device having a media access control (MAC) address counterfeited/forged when a wireless intrusion prevention system controls an access to an access point (AP) and a wireless terminal which are not applied are disclosed. The apparatus includes: a sensor unit configured to collect MAC addresses, RSSI values, and RF feature values based on RF signals of wireless terminals; an RF feature database configured to store the collected MAC addresses, RSSI values, and RF feature values; and a terminal identification unit configured to identify whether a MAC of any one of the wireless terminals is forged by comparing information of the RF feature database with the RSSI value and the RF feature value of any one of the wireless terminals according to a MAC verification request of any one of the wireless terminals from the sensor unit.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method for providing a security service for a wireless device and an apparatus thereof. The method includes obtaining a wireless fingerprint of a wireless device, determining a wireless device type corresponding to the obtained wireless fingerprint by referring to a first database, determining a security policy corresponding to the determined wireless device type by referring to a second database, and applying the determined security policy to a service for the wireless device, so that the wireless device is provided with a tight security service.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for collecting the radio frequency (RF) feature of a wireless device in a wireless communication apparatus are disclosed herein. The RF feature extraction unit adds a tag having a unique value to a received radio signal, and extracts RF feature information from the radio signal. The MAC information extraction unit extracts the source MAC address and tag information of a MAC protocol frame from the received radio signal, and then removes the added tag. The tag comparison unit selects an source MAC address and RF feature information, when the tags have the same value, from the RF feature information and tag information from the RF feature extraction unit and the source MAC address and tag information from the MAC information extraction unit. The RF feature storage unit stores the selected source MAC address and RF feature information.

Abstract: An apparatus and a method for identifying a rogue device having a media access control (MAC) address counterfeited/forged when a wireless intrusion prevention system controls an access to an access point (AP) and a wireless terminal which are not applied are disclosed. The apparatus includes: a sensor unit configured to collect MAC addresses, RSSI values, and RF feature values based on RF signals of wireless terminals; an RF feature database configured to store the collected MAC addresses, RSSI values, and RF feature values; and a terminal identification unit configured to identify whether a MAC of any one of the wireless terminals is forged by comparing information of the RF feature database with the RSSI value and the RF feature value of any one of the wireless terminals according to a MAC verification request of any one of the wireless terminals from the sensor unit.

Abstract: A WLAN terminal positioning apparatus includes a directional antenna module including a directional antenna, a first motor, and a second motor wherein the second motor is combined with a shaft of the first motor and the directional antenna is combined with a shaft of the second motor such that the directional antenna has a hemispherical search range, where an angle of the maximum signal strength of the signal received by the directional antenna from the WLAN terminal is measured while the first motor or the second motor is rotated, and an estimated physical position of the WLAN terminal is calculated using a directional direction of the directional antenna.