| Open Access SQOUT
Notice, by using this platform, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Bit-Mapped Gating
Bit-mapped gating is a countermeasure in QKD systems that randomizes detection mappings to prevent detector-control attacks.
Literature
| [Lydersen2011d] | L. Lydersen, V. Makarov, and J. Skaar. "Secure gated detection scheme for quantum cryptography" In: Phys. Rev. A 83, 032306. (2011) 10.1103/PhysRevA. 83.032306. |
Technique → Countermeasures
List of techniques where this countermeasure can be applied.
Items: 5
| Description | Technique |
|---|---|
|
Employment of bit-mapped gating. |
Detector Control by Exploiting Superlinearity |
|
Employment of bit-mapped gating. |
Blinding Attack on Self-Differencing APDs |
|
Employ the bit-mapped gating. |
Detector Efficiency Mismatch Attack |
|
Employment of bit-mapped gating. |
Blinding Attack Using Dead Time |
|
Employment of bit-mapped gating. |
Detector Control via After-Gate Pulses Attack |