论文信息 - One-Way Quantum Authenticated Secure Communication Using Rotation Operation

One-Way Quantum Authenticated Secure Communication Using Rotation Operation

This study proposes a theoretical quantum authenticated secure communication (QASC) protocol using Einstein?Podolsky?Rosen (EPR) entangle state, which enables a sender to send a secure as well as authenticated message to a receiver within only one step quantum transmission without having the classical channels and the certification authority.

T. Hwang | Chia-Wei Tsai | Toung-Shang Wei

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