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  • Introducing Our New Paper: Symbolic Implementations of BB84 and E91 on Classical Hardware

    We’re excited to share a new research paper from QSymbolic Research that explores how classical computers can simulate core behaviors of quantum key distribution protocols using symbolic logic and ambiguity states.

    🔒 Paper Title: QKB Behavior in Computing: Symbolic Implementations of BB84 and E91 Protocols

    📄 PDF: Read the full paper

    💡 What’s it about?

    This work demonstrates how two foundational QKD protocols—BB84 and E91—can be expressed using deterministic symbolic collapse rather than actual quantum mechanics. Built within the Triangle Symbolic Processing Framework (TSPF), the models use a special ambiguous state (∆) to simulate entanglement and collapse, enabling secure key generation on classical systems.

    We highlight:

    • ✅ Classical implementations of BB84 and E91
    • 🔐 Symbolic collapse that respects no-cloning and basis sensitivity
    • 🧠 Epistemic ambiguity as a substitute for quantum uncertainty
    • 🔎 Potential for post-quantum key exchange and adversarial detection

    🧪 Try it yourself

    Both simulations are implemented in Python and available for anonymous review and reproduction:

    📁 Code repository: https://anonymous.4open.science/r/BB84_E92-DBBF/

    📜 Licensed under Business Source License 1.1 for research and education.

    If you’re interested in post-quantum security, symbolic computation, or alternatives to hardware-dependent QKD, this paper may offer fresh insights.

    👨‍💻 Authored by Francis X. Cunnane III, founding director of QSymbolic, this research blends cryptography, logic, and symbolic systems into a new class of computational behavior.

    📬 For inquiries or collaborations, contact: frank@qsymbolic.com

  • 🔐 Symbolic BB84: Quantum-Style Encryption Without Quantum Hardware

    🧠 QSymbolic has released a powerful new post-quantum encryption framework — and it doesn’t need qubits, lasers, or quantum channels. Built on the Triangle Symbolic Processing Framework (TSPF), Symbolic BB84 simulates the behavior of quantum key distribution (QKD) using deterministic logic and symbolic ambiguity (∆).

    💡 What Is Symbolic BB84?

    Symbolic BB84 is a classical protocol that mimics the BB84 quantum key exchange algorithm using ambiguity-based collapse logic. It reproduces key QKD behaviors — like eavesdropper detection, basis mismatch entropy, and no-cloning — entirely on classical hardware.

    ⚙️ How It Works

    Symbolic BB84 replaces probabilistic quantum states with symbolic registers that begin in an ambiguous state (∆) and collapse deterministically based on basis alignment.

    ✅ Deterministic collapse logic

    ✅ Symbolic entropy from mismatched bases

    ✅ Secure key distribution with no quantum hardware

    🚀 Why It Matters

    🔓 Unlimited distance — No fiber loss, no decoherence

    💻 Runs on any device — Laptops, mobile, embedded

    🔐 Post-quantum ready — No RSA, ECC, or lattice assumptions

    🧠 Easy to verify — Logic is fully transparent and symbolic

    Symbolic BB84 simulates the logic of quantum collapse — not the physics. That means you get quantum-like behavior in systems where real quantum tech is impractical or unavailable.

    🧪 What Makes It Different?

    • ❌ No quantum hardware required
    • ✅ Detects entropy from eavesdropping
    • ✅ Symbolic collapse logic instead of noise
    • ✅ Fully classical, fully deterministic

    📦 Open Source & Patent Pending

    The full simulation and preprint paper are available under a Business Source License (BSL) — free for non-commercial use.

    🧾 GitHub Project:

    🔗 github.com/Frank-QSymbolic/symbolic-bb84

    📄 Read the full preprint:

    🔗 BB84_No_Quantum_Hardware.pdf

    👤 About the Creator

    Francis X. Cunnane III is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, theologian-turned-cryptographer, and founder of QSymbolic. He developed TSPF to enable symbolic security systems that simulate quantum behavior with classical certainty.

    📬 Contact

    📧 frank@qsymbolic.com

    🌐 github.com/Frank-QSymbolic/symbolic-bb84