Seoul National University

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Lg Electronics Inc.

Snu Rdb Foundation

Seung Woo Seo

Sung Ho Choi

Sang Soo Jeong

Beom Sik Bae

Kyung Joo Suh

Young Kyo Baek

Ji Hoon Yun

Yong Chan Jeong

Young Hoon Park

Young Seok Ko

Jang Hyung Cho

Dong Hyun Je

Hyoung-Il Lee

Yoon Ho Choi

The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for updating a key for encrypting multicast data in a wireless communication system. The method of the present invention is characterized by comprising: an information receiving step of receiving information on a group entry time and a group exit time from users who have newly entered an arbitrary group including at least one subgroup; a grouping step of grouping the users using the information on the group entry time and the group exit time; and a key transmission step of either transmitting, to the newly-entered users, keys related to the group and the subgroups, or updating, for the remaining users of the subgroups, both the key related to the subgroup to which the user exiting the group belongs and the key of the group and then transmitting the updated keys to the users of the subgroups.

Method and apparatus for updating a group key in a wireless communication system

A mobile terminal and method of controlling a broadcast therein are disclosed, by which a currently-output broadcast content can be continued to be output despite expiration of a validity term of a broadcast viewing authority. The method includes acquiring a first broadcast viewing authority, receiving and outputting a first broadcast content if the first broadcast viewing authority is acquired, determining whether a validity term of the acquired first broadcast viewing authority expires within a broadcast time of the output first broadcast content, and if the validity term expires within the broadcast time, displaying an image for a purchase of the first broadcast content.

Mobile terminal and method of controlling broadcast therein

A character string pattern matching method for detecting the presence of at least one of N (N is a natural number equal to or greater than 2) patterns in specific text shifts a detection location across text by a maximum shift length using single-byte character-based layered SHIFT tables, thereby increasing a pattern matching speed as compared with the prior art pattern matching algorithms.

Method of detecting character string pattern at high speed using layered shift tables

The present invention relates to a method for estimating an optimized transmission bit rate in a wireless local area network (LAN) system, which is to provide an accurate data transmission bit rate according to channel status when block data are transmitted in the wireless LAN system. According to the present invention, there is provided a method for estimating an optimized transmission bit rate according to the status of a data transmission bit rate in a wireless LAN system, comprising the steps of determining whether to change a current data transmission bit rate in a wireless LAN network; and estimating an optimized transmission bit rate on the basis of results of the determination in the determining step, and reflecting the estimated transmission bit rate upon transmission of data. The method is effective in that when data blocks are transmitted in the wireless LAN system, the performance degradation of data transmission invited due to an inappropriate selection of a transmission bit rate can be reduced.

Method for estimating optimized transmission bit rate in wireless local area network system

A multiple input/output-queued(MIOQ) switch is presented. This MIOQ switch comprises a (k,m)-dimensional crossbar fabric having k ingress lines and m egress lines; N input buffers at each input; M output buffers at each output; N&#xd7;k interconnection networks each of which is able to move a packet from each input to one of the k egress lines; and m&#xd7;M interconnection networks each of which is able to move the arrived packet at output from the m egress lines to one of the M(wherein M is m or N) output buffers. The multiple input/output-queued(MIOQ) switch according to the present invention requires no 'speed-up'. Performance matches the performance of an output-queued switch.

Parallel switching architecture for multiple input/output

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Seoul, South Korea

Seung Woo Seo