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This protocol advances secure quantum communication by using four-direction squeezed light encoding to widen the fidelity gap against eavesdropping attempts. The approach enhances authentication robustness without requiring new hardware or violating Heisenberg uncertainty constraints.

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AVS Quantum Science’s Squeezed Light Protocol Boosts Fidelity Gap by 29 Percent

Quantum ZeitgeistJuly 13, 20261 min read

A new quantum identity authentication protocol utilizes squeezed light to enhance secure communication systems, leveraging quantum noise reduction to prevent eavesdropping. The four-direction protocol increases the fidelity gap by 29 percent compared to binary-squeezed methods, improving discrimination without additional hardware.

AVS Quantum Science researchers have developed a new quantum identity authentication protocol that improves its ability to distinguish legitimate signals from spoofing attempts by…

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