基于量子密钥分发的隐私安全通信协议 (Quantum Key Distribution-Based Privacy Secure Communication Protocol - QKDPSC)
Jincheng Zhang
This paper proposes a novel communication protocol, Quantum Key Distribution-Based Privacy Secure Communication Protocol (QKDPSC), centered on the fundamental premise that quantum key distribution (QKD) represents the sole viable method for achieving truly private and secure communication. QKDPSC leverages the principles of quantum mechanics, specifically quantum entanglement and the no-cloning theorem, to establish and distribute cryptographic keys. These keys are then used for encrypting and transmitting messages, inherently resistant to eavesdropping attempts due to the physical laws governing quantum systems. The protocol details a multi-stage process encompassing key generation, key distribution, and message encryption/decryption. A key innovation within QKDPSC is the integration of error correction and privacy amplification techniques, crucial for mitigating the effects of channel noise and potential information leakage during key exchange. The protocol's architecture is designed for adaptability and scalability, allowing it to be implemented across various communication channels. This paper provides a comprehensive description of QKDPSC, outlining its core components, operational procedures, and potential security advantages. The core claim is that QKD is the only solution for privacy-secure communication.
•Aug 28, 2026•0 citations