A privacy preserving quantum authentication scheme for secure data sharing in wireless body area networks

Prajapat, Sunil; Kumar, Pankaj; Kumar, Sandeep

doi:10.1007/s10586-024-04449-9

Cluster Comput

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s10586-024-04449-9

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A privacy preserving quantum authentication scheme for secure data sharing in wireless body area networks

Sunil Prajapat,

Pankaj Kumar,

Sandeep Kumar

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Designing a Robust Quantum Signature Protocol Based on Quantum Key Distribution for E-Voting Applications

Prajapat,

Gautam,

Gautam

et al. 2024

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The rapid advancement of internet technology has raised attention to the importance of electronic voting in maintaining democracy and fairness in elections. E-voting refers to the use of electronic technology to facilitate the casting and counting of votes in elections. The need for designated verification arises from concerns about voter privacy, auditability, and the prevention of manipulation. Traditional e-voting systems use cryptographic techniques for security but lack verifiable proof of integrity. Integrating e-voting with a quantum designated verifier could address these challenges by leveraging the principles of quantum mechanics to enhance security and trustworthiness. In light of this, we propose a quantum e-voting scheme that uses a designated verifier signature. To ensure the confidentiality and authenticity of the voting process, the scheme uses quantum features like the no-cloning theorem and quantum key distribution. The proposed scheme has security properties like source hiding, non-transferability, and message anonymity. The proposed scheme is resistant to many quantum attacks, such as eavesdropping and impersonation. Due to designated verification, the scheme minimizes the risk of tempering. This paper provides a detailed description of the proposed scheme and analyzes its security properties. Therefore, the proposed scheme is efficient, practical, and secure.

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Designing a Robust Quantum Signature Protocol Based on Quantum Key Distribution for E-Voting Applications

Prajapat,

Gautam,

Gautam

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Mathematics

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A privacy preserving quantum authentication scheme for secure data sharing in wireless body area networks

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Designing a Robust Quantum Signature Protocol Based on Quantum Key Distribution for E-Voting Applications

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