Security Analysis of Quantum Cryptographic Protocols

In this chapter, we review the principle of some common quantum attacks, such as intercept-and-resend attack, teleportation attack, man-in-the-middle attack, participant attack, and implementation attack. Also, we introduce some general security analysis methods, such as BAN logic, random oracle model, and quantum-accessible random oracle model. These methods for classical cryptographic protocols can provide effective tools for quantum cryptographic protocols.

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