The trans-media transmission of quantum pulse is one of means of free-space transmission which can be applied in continuous-variable quantum key distribution(CVQKD)system.In traditional implementations for atmospheric...The trans-media transmission of quantum pulse is one of means of free-space transmission which can be applied in continuous-variable quantum key distribution(CVQKD)system.In traditional implementations for atmospheric channels,the 1500-to-1600-nm pulse is regarded as an ideal quantum pulse carrier.However,the underwater transmission of this pulses tends to suffer from severe attenuation,which inevitably deteriorates the security of the whole CVQKD system.In this paper,we propose an alternative scheme for implementations of CVQKD over satellite-to-submarine channels.We estimate the parameters of the trans-media channels,involving atmosphere,sea surface and seawater and find that the shortwave infrared performs well in the above channels.The 450-nm pulse is used for generations of quantum signal carriers to accomplish quantum communications through atmosphere,sea surface and seawater channels.Numerical simulations show that the proposed scheme can achieve the transmission distance of 600 km.In addition,we demonstrate that non-Gaussian operations can further lengthen its maximal transmission distance,which contributes to the establishment of practical global quantum networks.展开更多
The developing tendency of continuous-variable （CV） measurement-device-independent （MDI） quantum cryptography is to cope with the practical issue of implementing sealable quantum networks. Up to now, most theoreti...The developing tendency of continuous-variable （CV） measurement-device-independent （MDI） quantum cryptography is to cope with the practical issue of implementing sealable quantum networks. Up to now, most theoretical and experimental researches on CV-MDI QKD are focused on two-party protocols. However, we suggest a CV-MDI multipartite quantum secret sharing （QSS） protocol use the EPR states coupled with optical amplifiers. More remarkable, QSS is the real application in multipartite CV-MDI QKD, in other words, is the concrete implementation method of multipartite CV-MDI QKD. It can implement a practical quantum network scheme, under which the legal participants create the secret correlations by using EPR states connecting to an untrusted relay via insecure links and applying the multi-entangled Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger （GHZ） state analysis at relay station. Even if there is a possibility that the relay may be completely tampered, the legal participants are still able to extract a secret key from network communication. The numerical simulation indicates that the quantum network communication can be achieved in an asymmetric scenario, fulfilling the demands of a practical quantum network. Additionally, we illustrate that the use of optical amplifiers can compensate the partial inherent imperfections of detectors and increase the transmission distance of the CV-MDI quantum system.展开更多
With the increasing popularity of fingerprint identification technology, its security and privacy have been paid much attention. Only the security and privacy of biological information are insured, the biological tech...With the increasing popularity of fingerprint identification technology, its security and privacy have been paid much attention. Only the security and privacy of biological information are insured, the biological technology can be better accepted and used by the public. In this paper, we propose a novel quantum bit（qbit）-based scheme to solve the security and privacy problem existing in the traditional fingerprint identification system. By exploiting the properties of quantum mechanics, our proposed scheme, cancelable remote quantum fingerprint templates protection scheme, can achieve the unconditional security guaranteed in an information-theoretical sense. Moreover, this novel quantum scheme can invalidate most of the attacks aimed at the fingerprint identification system. In addition, the proposed scheme is applicable to the requirement of remote communication with no need to worry about its security and privacy during the transmission. This is an absolute advantage when comparing with other traditional methods. Security analysis shows that the proposed scheme can effectively ensure the communication security and the privacy of users＇ information for the fingerprint identification.展开更多
We show that the secret key generation rate can be balanced with the maximum secure distance of four-state continuous-variable quantum key distribution（CV-QKD） by using the linear optics cloning machine（LOCM）. Ben...We show that the secret key generation rate can be balanced with the maximum secure distance of four-state continuous-variable quantum key distribution（CV-QKD） by using the linear optics cloning machine（LOCM）. Benefiting from the LOCM operation, the LOCM-tuned noise can be employed by the reference partner of reconciliation to achieve higher secret key generation rates over a long distance. Simulation results show that the LOCM operation can flexibly regulate the secret key generation rate and the maximum secure distance and improve the performance of four-state CV-QKD protocol by dynamically tuning parameters in an appropriate range.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.62101180 and 61871407)the Key R&D Program of Hunan Province(Grant No.2022GK2016)+1 种基金the State Key Laboratory of High Performance Computing,National University of Defense Technology(Grant No.202101-25)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Grant No.531118010371)。
文摘The trans-media transmission of quantum pulse is one of means of free-space transmission which can be applied in continuous-variable quantum key distribution(CVQKD)system.In traditional implementations for atmospheric channels,the 1500-to-1600-nm pulse is regarded as an ideal quantum pulse carrier.However,the underwater transmission of this pulses tends to suffer from severe attenuation,which inevitably deteriorates the security of the whole CVQKD system.In this paper,we propose an alternative scheme for implementations of CVQKD over satellite-to-submarine channels.We estimate the parameters of the trans-media channels,involving atmosphere,sea surface and seawater and find that the shortwave infrared performs well in the above channels.The 450-nm pulse is used for generations of quantum signal carriers to accomplish quantum communications through atmosphere,sea surface and seawater channels.Numerical simulations show that the proposed scheme can achieve the transmission distance of 600 km.In addition,we demonstrate that non-Gaussian operations can further lengthen its maximal transmission distance,which contributes to the establishment of practical global quantum networks.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.61379153,61579725
文摘The developing tendency of continuous-variable （CV） measurement-device-independent （MDI） quantum cryptography is to cope with the practical issue of implementing sealable quantum networks. Up to now, most theoretical and experimental researches on CV-MDI QKD are focused on two-party protocols. However, we suggest a CV-MDI multipartite quantum secret sharing （QSS） protocol use the EPR states coupled with optical amplifiers. More remarkable, QSS is the real application in multipartite CV-MDI QKD, in other words, is the concrete implementation method of multipartite CV-MDI QKD. It can implement a practical quantum network scheme, under which the legal participants create the secret correlations by using EPR states connecting to an untrusted relay via insecure links and applying the multi-entangled Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger （GHZ） state analysis at relay station. Even if there is a possibility that the relay may be completely tampered, the legal participants are still able to extract a secret key from network communication. The numerical simulation indicates that the quantum network communication can be achieved in an asymmetric scenario, fulfilling the demands of a practical quantum network. Additionally, we illustrate that the use of optical amplifiers can compensate the partial inherent imperfections of detectors and increase the transmission distance of the CV-MDI quantum system.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.61379153 and 61572529)
文摘With the increasing popularity of fingerprint identification technology, its security and privacy have been paid much attention. Only the security and privacy of biological information are insured, the biological technology can be better accepted and used by the public. In this paper, we propose a novel quantum bit（qbit）-based scheme to solve the security and privacy problem existing in the traditional fingerprint identification system. By exploiting the properties of quantum mechanics, our proposed scheme, cancelable remote quantum fingerprint templates protection scheme, can achieve the unconditional security guaranteed in an information-theoretical sense. Moreover, this novel quantum scheme can invalidate most of the attacks aimed at the fingerprint identification system. In addition, the proposed scheme is applicable to the requirement of remote communication with no need to worry about its security and privacy during the transmission. This is an absolute advantage when comparing with other traditional methods. Security analysis shows that the proposed scheme can effectively ensure the communication security and the privacy of users＇ information for the fingerprint identification.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.61379153 and 61572529)
文摘We show that the secret key generation rate can be balanced with the maximum secure distance of four-state continuous-variable quantum key distribution（CV-QKD） by using the linear optics cloning machine（LOCM）. Benefiting from the LOCM operation, the LOCM-tuned noise can be employed by the reference partner of reconciliation to achieve higher secret key generation rates over a long distance. Simulation results show that the LOCM operation can flexibly regulate the secret key generation rate and the maximum secure distance and improve the performance of four-state CV-QKD protocol by dynamically tuning parameters in an appropriate range.
