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Securable Network in 3 Party Network

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    Securable network in three-party protocols

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    Abstract:

    This work presents combination of classical

    cryptography (existing) and quantum

    cryptography (proposed).

    Two three-party QKDPs, one with implicituser authentication and the other with explicit

    mutual authentication which is used to make

    authentication using quantum mechanism

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    Introduction:

    In classical cryptography provides convenienttechniques that enable efficient keyverification and user authentication but it isnot identify eavesdropping.

    Here, the enhanced key distribution protocolusing classical and quantum cryptography

    will improve the security and authentication

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    Existing System:

    In classical cryptography, three-party key distributionprotocols utilize challengeresponse mechanisms ortimestamps to prevent replay attacks .

    However, challengeresponse mechanisms require at leasttwo communication rounds between the TC andparticipants, and the timestamp approach needs theassumption of clock synchronization which is notpractical in distributed systems (due to the unpredictable

    nature of network delays and potential hostile attacks) . Furthermore, classical cryptography cannot detect the

    existence of passive attacks such as eavesdropping.

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    Disadvantages of Existing System:

    Disadvantage of separate process 3AQKDP and 3AQKDPMA

    were provide the authentication only for message, to identify

    the security threads in the message. Not identify the security

    threads in the session key.

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    Proposed System:

    In quantum cryptography, quantum key distributionprotocols (QKDPs) employ quantum mechanisms todistribute session keys and public discussions to check

    for eavesdroppers and verify the correctness of asession key.

    However, public discussions require additionalcommunication rounds between a sender and receiverand cost precious qubits.

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    This section presents a 3AQKDP with implicit userauthentication, which ensures that confidentiality isonly possible for legitimate users and mutualauthentication is achieved only after secure

    communication using the session key start. Theproposed three-party QKDPs are executed purely in thequantum channel, and this work does not considererrors caused by environmental noise.

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    Advantages of Proposed System

    Data would be more secure when Compared to

    Existing System

    High Efficiency

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    Project Architecture:

    Trusted

    center

    Receiver

    Secret Key Secret Key

    Session Key

    Encrypted Msg by Sess Key

    Level1

    Key Generation

    Sender

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    Modules:

    Sender Module Encryption Secret key Authentication

    Trusted Center Secret Key Verification

    Session Key Generation

    Qubit Generation

    Quantum Key Generation

    Hashing

    Key Distribution

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    Receiver Module Secret key Authentication

    Decryption

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    Software Specifications:

    Software Requirement

    Java1.3 or More

    Java Swing

    Hardware requirement

    Hard disk : 40 GB

    RAM : 128mb

    Processor : Pentium