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      "title": "Quantum Secure Authentication for data- and telecom",
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      "funding_scheme": "Take-off fase 1 - Haalbaarheidsstudies WO 2024 TTW 2a",
      "department": "Toegepaste en Technische Wetenschappen",
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      "summary_nl": "Het waarborgen van veilige authenticatie in geautomatiseerde systemen, waar geen directe menselijke betrokkenheid is, is een uitdagende taak. De meeste huidige oplossingen zijn afhankelijk van geheime digitale sleutels of visuele controles van unieke fysieke sleutels (PUF's genoemd). Een nieuwe benadering, genaamd Quantum-Secure-Authentication, maakt gebruik van kwantumtechnologie om de veiligheid van het uitlezen van deze PUF's te verbeteren. Wij stellen voor om de haalbaarheid en de weg naar commercialisering van Quantum-Secure-Authentication te onderzoeken voor hoogbeveiligde toepassingen, zoals authenticatie voor toegang tot kritieke infrastructuur en communicatie-/netwerkhardware.",
      "summary_en": "Ensuring secure authentication in automated systems, where there's no direct human involvement, is a challenging task. Most current solutions rely on either secret digital keys or visual checks of unique physical keys (called PUFs). A new approach called Quantum-Secure Authentication uses quantum technology to improve the security of the readout of these PUFs. We propose to investigate the feasibility of and path towards commercializing Quantum-Secure Authentication for high-security applications, such as authentication for access to critical infrastructure and communications/network hardware.",
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