Quantum key distribution logon widget
AssigneeBank of America Corporation
InventorAshish Arora
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AssigneeBank of America Corporation
InventorAshish Arora
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A system implements a QKD-secured logon widget. The system generates a first random quantum key using a first random measurement basis; transmits over a fiber optic network, a first random quantum key to a device, encrypts a logon widget instruction set using the first random quantum key and a first encryption algorithm, resulting in an encrypted message. The system then transmits the encrypted message, and the device receives a second random quantum key from the system, and measures the second random quantum key using a second random measurement basis, where the second random measurement basis is compared to the first random measurement basis, resulting in a comparison basis result. The system uses the comparison basis result to determine a level of anomalies present in the second random quantum key and a shared key, and, based on the level of anomalies, determines whether to render a logon widget at the device.
A computer system for implementing a quantum key distribution (QKD)-secured logon widget, wherein a presence of an eavesdropping third party may be detected by comparison of quantum data corresponding to a first random quantum key sent from the computer system to a requesting device and quantum data corresponding to a second random quantum key sent from the requesting device to the computer system, the computer system comprising:
A computer program product for implementing a quantum key distribution (QKD)-secured logon widget, wherein a presence of an eavesdropping third party may be detected by comparison of quantum data corresponding to a first random quantum key sent from the computer system to a requesting device and quantum data corresponding to a second random quantum key sent from the requesting device to the computer system, the computer program product comprising at least one non-transitory computer readable medium having computer-readable program code portions embodied therein, the computer-readable program code portions comprising:
A computer-implemented method for implementing a quantum key distribution (QKD)-secured logon widget, wherein a presence of an eavesdropping third party may be detected by comparison of quantum data corresponding to a first random quantum key sent from the computer system to a requesting device and quantum data corresponding to a second random quantum key sent from the requesting device to a computer system, the method comprising:
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