6. Conclusion
Now that we are aware of the existence of quantum cryptography and the problem of the potential fragility of cryptography in the face of the threat of quantum computers, we know that we need to start experimenting with QCD, studying quantum-safe cryptographic primitives and keeping up with standardization, research, innovation and publications on QSC. The DQC certification initiated by the ETSI ISG QKD standardization group will bridge the gap between theoretical proofs (ITS) of robustness of cryptographic primitives and practical realizations still containing flaws due to construction limitations. But, whatever the technology employed, side-channels (human flaws, practical implementation procedures) will remain the weak points of security. All the more reason to use quantum physics-based means of exchanging information (not values) for truly random and unique keys, to minimize the risk...
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Bibliography
Websites
[SECOQC] SECOQC (Secure Communication based on Quantum Cryptography) research project, which gave rise to the ETSI ISG QKD in October 2008 http://www.secoqc.net/html/standards/standardisation.html (page consulted on November 3, 2014)
[QuRep] QuRep (Quantum Repeaters for Long Distance...
Events
[TB07] November 29, 2007, "ETSI-ERCIM Infinity Initiative". http://webapp.etsi.org/MeetingCalendar/MeetingDetails.asp?mid=26770
Presentation " Dr. Felix Tiefenbacher on behalf of Prof. Anton Zeilinger IQOQI – Quantum physics engineering future information technologies "
Standards and norms
- Committee: European Telecommunications Standards Institute/ETSI Industry Specification Group/ISG on Quantum Key Distribution/QKD https://portal.etsi.org/tb.aspx?tbid= 723&SubTB=723 (page consulted on November 3, 2014) - ETSI ISG QKD -
- QKD Module Security Specification http://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_gs/ QKD/001_099/008/01.01.01_60/gs_QKD008v010101p.pdf...
ETSI ISG QKD standards publications
Directory
List of ETSI ISG QKD Stakeholders
http://www.portal.etsi.org/TBSiteMap/qkd/QKDListmembers.aspx (pages consulted on November 3, 2014)
Applied Communication Sciences http://www.appcomsci.comwww.appcomsci.com
...Typology of DQC players
Research and development in the DQC industry
This group includes spinoff SMEs that are pioneers and leaders in DQC. We note the disappearance of one of them in 2009: SmartQuantum.
IDQ – Id Quantique (Switzerland), SeQureNet (France), MagiQ (United States), QuintessenceLabs (Australia), Qutools (Germany)
To this group should be added the...
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