Networked Quantum Communication: One of the biggest problems in digital communication today is its security. While traditional cryptographic systems use mathematically complicated methods, quantum cryptography uses another, radically different method – securing communication through physical laws. In this scientific work, key distribution in quantum networks is being studied. Unlike the BB84 protocol that rapidly reaches limitations in terms of efficiency at several participants, "Quantum Conference Key Agreement" (QCKA) solves the problem in the modern world of quantum networks. Scientific work, that provides brief and deep insight for students, physicists and specialists in information technology security.
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- Pascal Schmidt (Autor), 2024, Networked Quantum Communication, Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1749712