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Title: Secure communication in the quantum era : (group) key establishment
Other Titles: Advanced technologies for security applications
Authors: Colombo, Christian
González Vasco, María Isabel
Steinwandt, Rainer
Zajac, Pavol
Keywords: Quantum computing
Cryptography
Computer software -- Verification
Computer software -- Security measures
Issue Date: 2020
Publisher: Springer
Citation: Colombo, C., González Vasco, M. I., Steinwandt, R., & Zajax, P. (2020). Secure communication in the quantum era : (group) key establishment. In C. Paestini (Eds.), Advanced technologies for security applications (pp. 65-74). Cham: Springer.
Abstract: This paper gives a brief overview of NATO SPS project G5448. This project, which involves partners from four countries, focuses on the task of establishing a cryptographic key among a group of users over a (classic) public communication network. It is assumed that the adversary may eventually obtain access to quantum computers, i. e., standard cryptographic hardness assumptions like factoring integers being asymptotically hard may be invalidated. Next to laying out the basic project structure, we describe some of the work that has already been done since the beginning of the project, including in particular some of the work done by students.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/91084
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