Jung-Hua Lo

Title: Jung-Hua Lo and a Cybersecurity Authentication Invention.

Introduction

Jung-Hua Lo is an inventor based in Hsinchu, Taiwan, and is associated with Evermore Technology Inc. His patent work addresses authentication for electronic devices that do not connect directly to the internet.

Latest Patents

Lo is credited with 1 patent: “Cyber security authentication method for non-internet electronic device.” The invention describes a process in which a user device generates an ephemeral decryption key and sends it to a security server, then uses part of the key to encrypt identity information and create a digital signature and authentication token. These elements, together with a key index, form an ephemeral certificate that is sent to a non-internet electronic device. The device parses the certificate and forwards the key index through a connection involving the user device, allowing the security server to retrieve the corresponding decryption key.

Career Highlights

Lo’s listed patent highlights an approach to authenticating non-internet-connected electronics through coordination among a user device, a security server, and the device being authenticated. His work is associated with Evermore Technology Inc.

Collaborations

The available information connects Lo’s patent work with Evermore Technology Inc. It does not specify additional collaborators or research partners.

Conclusion

Jung-Hua Lo’s patent focuses on enabling cybersecurity authentication for electronic devices without direct internet access, using an ephemeral certificate and a security server to support the process.