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Our research
The main direction of research for the Quantum hacking lab is testing practical security of quantum communication systems, finding and demonstrating new loopholes, developing and testing countermeasures, and certification. The current emphasis is on the certification for industrial quantum key distribution systems.
Quantum cryptography is absolutely secure in theory. However, practical implementations often deviate from the theory description, which leaves loopholes for eavesdropping. By openly publishing all our results, we ensure hardening of quantum communication technology against all possible attacks. We also build the methodology for its certification and contribute to certification standards for quantum communication equipment.
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We also do some single-photon detector development for long-distance quantum communications, e.g., via satellite.
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