Quantum Key Distribution Shared Protocol Using Teleportation and Delayed Measurement

With the rise of quantum computers, cryptographic protocols are being required to set secure communications. In the current study, a 3-party Quantum Key Distribution protocol is proposed to ensure safe communication considering ideas from BB84 and GR10 protocols against eavesdropping by using a parameterized partially entangled resource. The protocol is built so that the sender is the only one knowing the code key and the message encryption is made ongoing. Delayed measurements are applied just at the end of the protocol to decode the message effectively. The parameter of the entangled resource is used as a double control for the exchange rate of classical communications involved in the procedure. Finally, a security analysis is made, where multiple coordinated attacks could be a threat to this protocol.