RaonSecure Acquires Patent for Keypad Encryption Based on Post-Quantum Cryptography

[Financial News] RaonSecure announced on the 28th that it has acquired a patent for keypad encryption using Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC).
This patent is characterized by combining the PQC key exchange method of the module lattice-based key encapsulation mechanism (ML-KEM), which has been adopted as a standard by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the United States, with keypad randomization technology.
RaonSecure explained that this enhances defense against existing attack techniques such as screen capture, memory hacking, and key input tracking during the keypad generation and user input information processing.
RaonSecure plans to sequentially apply PQC technology to its security solutions and authentication services to accelerate technology dissemination in the public, financial, and corporate sectors.
Lee Jeong-a, CEO of RaonSecure, said, "This patent acquisition is an example of RaonSecure's proven technological capability to provide a secure authentication environment in the era of quantum computers."
psh@fnnews.com Park Seong-hyun Reporter