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Optics Communications

Security-enhanced PDM system based on key-accompanying transmission with dynamic frame header iteration

Lilong Zhao, Ziming Liu, Xiang Yao, Tingting Sun, Yongfeng Wu, Feng Wang

Published Oct 25, 2025• 0 citations
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10.1016/j.optcom.2025.132588

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Two parties at a distance who wish to secretly communicate need a secret key to encrypt/decrypt the messages. To obtain the cryptographic key, the parties may agree on the cryptosystem to be used: symmetrical or asymmetrical. The aspect of symmetrical cryptosystems can be divided in two sub-aspects: encryption key distribution and use of an encryption method which is not vulnerable to attacks. This paper presents how we can use the classical method of Automatic Repeat Request-type to secure the procedure of encryption key distribution from Bechmann-Pasquinucci and Peres protocol. Consequently, for the transmission through the physical communication environment, the data are encapsulated in a frame by adding a header and a piece of control information.