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The aim is to enhance quantum key distribution by developing a dynamic privacy amplification framework.

February 2, 2026Open Access

Beyond Static Secrecy: A Self-Adaptive, Noise-Aware Privacy Amplification Framework for Heterogeneous 6G Quantum-Secured Networks.

Key Points

The aim is to enhance quantum key distribution by developing a dynamic privacy amplification framework.
Introduced a self-adaptive privacy amplification framework with a closed-loop controller.
Integrated twelve quantum noise models, including Non-Markovian and Gaussian Bosonic channels.
Conducted real-time entropy estimation to evaluate secure key material.
Recovered up to 25% of secure key material lost due to mobile fluctuations.
Established a new paradigm for adaptive security in 6G ecosystems.

Abstract

Modern Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) often fails in highly dynamic mobile environments due to rigid post-processing architectures. This paper introduces a pioneering self-adaptive privacy amplification (SAPA) framework that replaces traditional static compression with a closed-loop controller. By integrating twelve distinct quantum noise models—including Non-Markovian and Gaussian Bosonic channels—we demonstrate that real-time entropy estimation can reclaim up to 25% of secure key material previously lost in mobile-induced fluctuations. Our results establish a new paradigm for \\\"living\\\" security in future 6G ecosystems.

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