Research on Quantum Privacy Protection Framework and Scene Adaptation for Edge Identity Authentication in Distributed Cross Domain Networks

Abstract

This paper proposes a universal post quantum privacy protection edge identity authentication framework to address the challenges faced by edge identity authentication in distributed cross domain networks, such as quantum attack threats, cross domain data privacy breaches, and difficulties in coordinating anonymity protection and compliance supervision. The framework adopts an optimized lattice based linkable ring signature protocol to meet the lightweight operation requirements of edge nodes and prevent the risk of leakage in identity data interaction; Design traceability constraints and controllable cross domain traceability mechanisms based on the linkability feature of signatures, balancing user privacy and regulatory requirements. Prove that the scheme possesses unforgeability, strong anonymity, and quantum resistance under the random oracle model. After optimizing the algorithm and interaction logic, the authentication efficiency is improved by 8% to 15% compared to similar solutions, and it is adapted to the low computing power and low latency characteristics of edge nodes. Combining zero knowledge proof to build a lightweight data collection mechanism and achieve privacy protection throughout the entire data process. This article uses the integrated aviation tourism system as a typical application case to verify that the proposed framework can be widely applied to various distributed cross domain networks and identity authentication systems.