Okay, I to create a professional and informative wiki-style document in Korean about the topic of솔트" (Salt) in the context of encryption modes. The user provided a structure and requirements, so I should those closely.

First, title should be H1. The main title here is "솔트". Then, there needs to be an overview or section. I should explain what salt is in cryptography, its purpose, and why it's important. Maybe that it's used toize encryption processes to prevent attacks.

Next, the detailed sections Let me think of possible H2 sections. Maybe "솔트의 정의와 목적", "솔트의 작동 원리", "암호화 모드에서의 솔트 활용", "솔트 사용 시 주의사항", and "관련 개념 및 비교". Each of these can have H3 subsections.

In the definition section, I'll clarify what salt is, how it's used with passwords and encryption, and its role in preventing rainbow table attacks. The working principles could explain how salt is added to data before hashing, the uniqueness of each salt, and how it affects the output.

For encryption modes, I need to connect salt with specific modes like CBC or GCM, maybe how IVs (Initialization Vectors) relate to salt. Wait, sometimes salt is used to generate IVs. I should explain that. Also, mention examples like PBKDF2 where salt is part of the key derivation.

In the注意事项 section, best practices like using unique salts for each encryption, proper length, and storage methods. Maybe mention that while salt doesn't need to be secret, it should be handled securely.

Comparison with similar concepts like IVs and nonces. Explain how salt is different from them, even though they all add randomness. Salt is used for password hashing, IVs for encryption modes, nonces for unique values in authentication.

I need to ensure technical terms are explained. For example, when I mention rainbow tables, I should briefly define them. Also, when talking about PBKDF2 or other algorithms, maybe a short explanation.

The document should be in markdown. Use headers, bullet points, tables where necessary. For example, a table comparing salt, IV, nonce. Also, code blocks if there's any example code, like generating a salt in Python.

Check for length: at least 800 characters. The content should be detailed enough. Make sure the information is accurate. Maybe mention that salt is stored alongside encrypted data or hashes, and its importance in key derivation functions.

Avoid any markdown errors. Use proper syntax for headers, lists, and code blocks. Ensure that the flow is logical, starting from introduction, definition, working, usage in encryption modes, best practices, related concepts, and references.

Need to confirm that all the information is correct. For example, salt is used in password hashing to prevent precomputation attacks. In encryption modes, it might be part of generating IVs or keys. Also, the difference between salt and IV: salt is for uniqueness in hashing, IV for encryption.

Include examples like how in systems like Linux shadow passwords, salts are used. Or in databases where each user's password is hashed with a unique salt.

References section could include links to NIST guidelines, RFCs related to PBKDF2 or encryption modes, and maybe some academic papers or books on cryptography.

I should start writing each section, making sure to explain terms and provide clear examples. Keep the language formal but accessible, avoiding overly complex sentences. Use bullet points for key points and tables for comparisons.

Check for any missing parts. The user specified encryption modes, so I need to ensure that section clearly ties salt into those modes. Maybe in modes that require IVs, salt can be used to generate them, ensuring uniqueness each time.

Also, note that salt should be random and of sufficient length, typically 16 bytes or more. Emphasize that reusing salts negates their benefit, leading to vulnerabilities.

Alright, putting it all together now.