
The MuQuaNet: QKD for the German Armed Forces
In the age of quantum computers, it is necessary to develop future-proof and resistant cryptographic methods.
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Format:
Lecture
Language:
German
Session description
Quantum key distribution (QKD) is a method that uses the physical properties of quantum mechanics to provide two or more parties with a shared, physically secure key for communication.
The aim of the project is to work with the CODE research institute at the University of the Federal Armed Forces in Munich to develop, build, and operate a quantum-secure communication network for research and evaluation, and to make it available to other research institutions, government agencies, and military departments. Composed of various components, it is intended to prepare for seamless integration into today's network communications, demonstrate its diverse applications, and serve as a blueprint for the development of customized, highly secure communication networks.
The aim of the project is to work with the CODE research institute at the University of the Federal Armed Forces in Munich to develop, build, and operate a quantum-secure communication network for research and evaluation, and to make it available to other research institutions, government agencies, and military departments. Composed of various components, it is intended to prepare for seamless integration into today's network communications, demonstrate its diverse applications, and serve as a blueprint for the development of customized, highly secure communication networks.


