Building of Remote Control Attack System for 2.4 GHz Wireless Keyboard Using an Android Smart Phone |
Lee, Su-Jin
(Kookmin University)
Park, Aesun (Kookmin University) Sim, Bo-Yeon (Kookmin University) Kim, Sang-su (LIGnex) Oh, Seung-Sup (LIGnex) Han, Dong-Guk (Kookmin University) |
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