A New Tree Quantum Key Agreement Protocol for Secure Multiparty Communication

The Tree Multiparty Quantum Key Agreement Protocol (TMQKAP) is introduced as a novel solution for secure quantum key agreement among multiple participants, specifically tailored for tree topologies. Based on the BB84 protocol, TMQKAP employs hierarchical tree structures and XOR operations to facilitate efficient and secure key generation. Key elements are exchanged among participants in an equitable manner, ensuring that each participant contributes equally to the generation of the shared key. The protocol demonstrates robust security, effectively defending against both external and internal attacks, and achieves a quantum efficiency of 1/2 (N −1), where N is the number of participants. Thorough security analysis and simulations show TMQKAP’s robustness against various attacks while maintaining high efficiency. Additionally, the protocol is readily implementable with current quantum technologies, utilizing single-photon transmission to facilitate secure key distribution.

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Journal of Telecommunications and Information Technology
Published
2024-11-06
DOI
https://doi.org/10.26636/jtit.2024.4.1711
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Quantum Information and Cryptography
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A New Tree Quantum Key Agreement Protocol for Secure Multiparty Communication

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Quantum Information and Cryptography
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A New Tree Quantum Key Agreement Protocol for Secure Multiparty Communication

Lyamine Guezouli, Rima Djellab, Youssouf Achouri, Malak Emziane
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Abstract

The Tree Multiparty Quantum Key Agreement Protocol (TMQKAP) is introduced as a novel solution for secure quantum key agreement among multiple participants, specifically tailored for tree topologies. Based on the BB84 protocol, TMQKAP employs hierarchical tree structures and XOR operations to facilitate efficient and secure key generation. Key elements are exchanged among participants in an equitable manner, ensuring that each participant contributes equally to the generation of the shared key. The protocol demonstrates robust security, effectively defending against both external and internal attacks, and achieves a quantum efficiency of 1/2 (N −1), where N is the number of participants. Thorough security analysis and simulations show TMQKAP’s robustness against various attacks while maintaining high efficiency. Additionally, the protocol is readily implementable with current quantum technologies, utilizing single-photon transmission to facilitate secure key distribution.

Journal of Telecommunications and Information Technology
University of Batna 1 (DZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 82%
Quantum Information and Cryptography
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