Quantum Cryptography for Nuclear Command and Control

Automated Control of Quantum Cryptography Schemes

Alternative COA Selection Methodologies: The Quantum Command and Control Theory

Purpose  This briefing provides an introduction to alternative COA selection methodologies  Several alternative COA methodologies are presented that offer the commander quantitative alternatives that eliminate some of the drawbacks with the standard WNC methodology  This briefing also provides an introduction to Quantum C2 Theory. While clearly there is an art component of C2, there is a nee...

Quantum Computing and Quantum Cryptography

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Quantum and Post Quantum Cryptography

Public key cryptography is widely used for signing contracts, electronic voting, encryption, and to secure transactions over the Internet. The discovery by Peter Shor, in 1994, of an efficient algorithm based on quantum mechanics for factoring large integers and computing discrete logarithms undermined the security assumptions upon which currently used public key cryptographic algorithms are ba...

Quantum relays for long distance quantum cryptography

Quantum cryptography is on the verge of commercial application. One of its greatest limitations is over long distance—secret key rates are low and the longest fibre over which any key has been exchanged is currently 100 km. We investigate the quantum relay, which can increase the maximum distance at which quantum cryptography is possible. The relay splits the channel into sections and sends a d...