Qiskrypt
The Qiskrypt is a software suite of protocols of quantum cryptography, quantum communication, as well, other protocols and algorithms, built using the IBM’s open-source Software Development Kit for quantum computing Qiskit.
The aim of our framework is to provide all the known quantum cryptographic protocols, in a single place, as an accessible solution, and being easy to use.
Mission
The mission of our framework is to:
- Emphasize the importance of quantum cryptography, as a long-term solution for the post-quantum era;
- Provide open-source implementations of quantum cryptographic protocols, including:
- Quantum Key Distributions (QKDs);
- Semi-Quantum Key Distribution (SQKDs);
- Quantum Conference Key Agreements (QCKAs);
- Semi-Quantum Conference Key Agreements (SQCKAs);
- Quantum One-Time Pads (QOTPs);
- SWAP Test/Quantum Fingerprinting;
- Offer some important primitives for quantum communications and quantum networks, such as:
- Quantum Teleportation;
- Quantum Entanglement Swapping;
- Quantum Entanglement Distillation/Purification;
- Quantum Repeaters;
- Quantum Internet/Network Protocols;
- Offer, as well, some quantum algortithms for quantum cryptanalysis and quantum attacks, such as:
- Grover's Algorithm;
- Simon's Algorithm;
- Shor's Algorithm;
- Provide an easy and comprehensive detailed explanation of the protocols, primitives and algorithms addressed, through several illustrations and tutorials;
