Quantum key distribution (QKD) uses quantum physics to securely distribute encryption keys. Armos (QKD) transmits keys using randomly generated photons over a fiber cable. These photons, in a quantum state, exchange quantum information to establish the same key at both ends.
Quantum X's Armos (QKD) delivers quantum keys that ensure unconditional security for two parties communicating securely, based on quantum physics. It detects eavesdroppers, providing secure symmetric key distribution for encrypting confidential data.
Any attempt to read photon information causes errors and collapses the keys, halting generation and alerting the admin. Key generation resumes when errors decrease. The key is never exchanged, making eavesdropping nearly impossible. The symmetric key remains a shared secret.