Anti-quantum safety system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal coverage theorem and Goldbach solution optimization

Abstract

The invention discloses an anti-quantum security system based on chaos dynamics, fractal coverage theorem and Goldbach solution optimization, and a prime number judgment method in the security system comprises the following steps: generating a candidate number chaos sequence by using Logistic-Tent hybrid mapping through a chaos block screening method; the misjudgment rate change # imgabs0 # caused by any mathematical equivalent expression (including Taylor expansion, mathematical approximation and the like) is included; comprising fractal theorem fine screening and also comprises any replacement error correction codes (such as Color Code and Toric Code) for realizing the same anti-quantum effect (resisting # imgabs1 # quantum bit attack). According to the anti-quantum security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal coverage theorem and Goldbach solution optimization, the prime number generation speed can be increased to meet the high-performance calculation requirement, the quantum bit number upper limit for resisting the attack of the Shor algorithm is improved, signature delay is reduced, the coverage rate of a traditional prime number screening method is increased, and the compatibility of the system is improved; the invention relates to full-stack adaptation from an IoT device to a supercomputing unified architecture.

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Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the intersection of cryptography and high-performance computing, and specifically to a quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization. Background Art

[0002] With the rapid development of quantum computing technology, traditional public-key cryptography faces severe challenges. In particular, the threat posed by the Shor algorithm to classical cryptographic systems such as RSA and ECC is becoming increasingly significant. Although existing quantum-resistant cryptographic technologies (such as the lattice-based NIST Kyber-1024 and China's National Secret SM2-PQC) have made some progress in standardization, they still have significant deficiencies in performance, security, and adaptability, as shown below: 1. The prime number generation speed of existing technologies cannot meet the requirements of high-performance computing. The prime number generation speed of NIST Kyber-1024 is 5.1×1065.1×106 times / second, while that of SM2-PQC is only 8.2×1048.2×104 times / second. This makes it difficult to support the massive data processing requirements of scenarios such as the Internet of Things and blockchain. 2. Existing solutions have a low upper limit on the number of qubits they can defend against Shor's algorithm attacks. For example, NIST Kyber-1024 only supports 4,096 qubits, while SM2-PQC has not disclosed specific metrics. Therefore, it cannot meet the threat defense requirements of future large-scale quantum computers. 3. There are also issues such as signature delay, insufficient coverage of traditional prime number screening methods, and compatibility limitations; Therefore, the present invention provides a quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem and Goldbach solution optimization to solve the above-mentioned problems. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem and Goldbach solution optimization, so as to solve the problems proposed in the above background technology, namely, that the prime number generation speed of the prior art is difficult to meet the requirements of high-performance computing, the upper limit of the number of quantum bits to resist Shor's algorithm attack is low, and there are signature delays, insufficient coverage of traditional prime number screening methods and compatibility limitations.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: a quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization, wherein the prime number determination method in the security system is as follows: ① Chaotic block screening method: The Logistic-Tent hybrid mapping is used to generate the candidate chaotic sequence. The mapping formula is: , The parameters are strictly limited to: ; Lyapunov exponent λ of the mapping 0.5, initial seed Must be generated by BLAKE3 hash; Pass threshold Screen candidate prime numbers, where: [ ]; Also includes changes in the false positive rate Any mathematical equivalent expression (including Taylor expansion, mathematical approximation, etc.)

[0005] ②Fractal theorem screening: Construct candidate set ,in: [3.0 0.97, 3.15 1.03], b [5.5 0.97, 6.0 1.03]; Candidate set coverage 99.9% (verified by Monte Carlo sampling); Calculate cosine and criterion It is determined to be a prime number, where: [0.40, 0.46], including any 0.02 causes the misjudgment rate to change equivalence criterion.

[0006] ③ Anti-quantum binding: Replace a prime factor every t∈[4, 6] seconds and through the surface code (code distance d 7) Binding quantum states and logic after error correction ; Also includes any implementation of the same quantum resistance effect (resistance to Quantum bit attacks) to replace error-correcting codes (such as ColorCode, Toric Code), as well as implementation forms (software, hardware or hybrid architecture) whose technical characteristics fall within the above parameter ranges and mathematically equivalent variations.

[0007] Using the above technical solution, the chaotic screening formula (fast pre-screening) , , (n) -0.5 .8 ; Judgment conditions: like (n), marked as candidate prime numbers ( ); Selected formulas of dynamic theorems (deterministic judgment) , ; Judgment conditions: like 0.43 , then n is a prime number.

[0008] Quantum-resistant key system formula =d , 1, ), =NextPrime( ⊕BLAKE3 (causal chain hash), t=5 seconds Surface code quantum binding formula Logical error rate , p 0.011 (physical bit error rate).

[0009] Preferably, the security system further comprises a Goldbach solution optimization formula and its mandatory cryptographic binding: ①Solution formula: ; Coefficient rules: ; Also includes any adjustments 0.2 leads to solution number prediction error 1%; Dynamic Index: ; Also includes replacement 1% variant formula; ②Forced cryptographic binding: The solution check code G(N)=Hash( mod ) embeds a signature or key, where k 256; The calculation of Goldbach solutions for encryption, signing, or key exchange that is not bound to a cryptographic protocol is prohibited.

[0010] Using the above technical solution, Goldbach solution optimization formula (distributed navigation) , , .

[0011] Preferably, the security system further comprises a quantum-resistant ASIC hardware architecture: ①Core module: Chaos sieve engine: includes at least 64 parallel chaos iterators, supports 1024 8192-bit prime number generation; Dynamic theorem proving core: integrated cosine and criterion calculation circuits, delay 0.15ns / time; Surface code binding unit: support code distance d 7. Error correction cycle 5ns; ②Performance threshold: Prime number generation speed 100 times the performance of CPUs with the same process node; Energy efficiency ratio 1.0 (Dynamic update every two years according to IEEE benchmark); ③Architecture blocking: Includes any equivalent functions implemented by FPGA / GPU (with consistent algorithm steps and parameter ranges).

[0012] Preferably, the equivalent mathematical form of the chaotic map includes: All satisfied 0.5 mapping; Any transformed formula generated by variable substitution (such as ).

[0013] Preferably, the candidate set The constructor is expanded to: Fractal base is limited to The generated set of candidate prime numbers; The fractal parameters must be directly related to the prime number distribution (e.g., based on Riemann hypothesis optimization).

[0014] Preferably, the equivalent implementation of the prime factor replacement includes: Replacement time interval t [3, 7] seconds; Use a hybrid noise source (quantum random number + chaotic sequence) to generate new prime factors.

[0015] Preferably, the mathematical transformation of the Goldbach formula further includes: Coefficients in product terms Adjustment range 0.3; The exponential term is replaced by ,and .

[0016] Preferably, the security system implementation protection technology also includes: Clock jitter with timing randomization 0.2ns; The proportion of random redundant gates in power obfuscation 015%.

[0017] Preferably, the security system can be used in combination with NIST PQC Level 5 or China National Secret Standard, and the combined scenarios include: Embed the Goldbach solution check code into the Dilithium signature; In the SM2 key exchange, a prime number pair (p,q) is dynamically generated and p .

[0018] Compared with the existing technology, the beneficial effects of the present invention are: this quantum security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem and Goldbach solution optimization can increase the prime number generation speed to meet high-performance computing requirements, increase the upper limit of the number of quantum bits to resist Shor's algorithm attack, and reduce signature delay, improve the coverage of traditional prime number screening methods and improve the compatibility of the system. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0019] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the entire process of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0020] The following is a clear and complete description of the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without making any creative efforts are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0021] The present invention provides a technical solution: a quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization, implemented as follows: Implementation steps of a quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization: 1. Chaotic Sieve Method: Rapid Sieve and Composite Number Removal (Preprocessing Layer) Function: Use chaotic dynamics to quickly eliminate more than 95% of composite numbers and retain candidate prime numbers.

[0022] Specific process: 1. Input interval: Receive the interval to be detected (For example ) 2. Chaos initialization: For each number n , generate initial values SHA3-512(n) mod 1 (maps hash values to the interval [0, 1]), 3. Chaotic Iteration Use the Logistic-Tent chaos map and iterate 1000 times: Levy noise Levy noise: simulates random hardware perturbations to prevent attackers from predicting chaotic trajectories.

[0023] 4.Threshold Blocking: Calculate the mean , like 0.5 , marked as candidate prime numbers ( ), otherwise discarded.

[0024] Output: Pass to the next stage.

[0025] Performance: 0.25 nanoseconds / count, filtration efficiency 99.9%.

[0026] 2. Dynamic Theorem Screening: Deterministic Prime Number Determination (Core Verification Layer) Function: Perform rigorous mathematical verification on candidate numbers to achieve zero misjudgment.

[0027] Specific process: 1. Candidate set generation: For each candidate number n, generate a set of prime factors to be tested: ; Mathematical guarantee: covers all possible small prime factors p .

[0028] 2. Cosine and criterion calculation: For each p D(n), calculate: , Physical meaning: If p divides n, the cosine value is 1, otherwise it fluctuates randomly.

[0029] 3. Judgment and Adjustment: Sum S(n) = .

[0030] If S(n) 0.43 , is determined to be a prime number, otherwise it is a composite number.

[0031] 4. Feedback optimization: Count misjudgment records and dynamically adjust the threshold coefficient (for example, 1.15 ).

[0032] Mathematical properties: Proved by number theory, the actual misjudgment rate .

[0033] 3. Goldbach solution optimization: guiding the efficient operation of the sieve method (navigation layer) Function: Predict prime number distribution density and dynamically optimize sieve parameters.

[0034] Specific process: 1. Solution formula calculation: ; Coefficient rules: =2, (if p , or p

[0035] =1.5 (other cases) 2. Dynamic parameter adjustment: according to Candidate step sizes for the modified fractal covering theorem: ; 3. Pre-stored storage optimization: Store the key node solution value (N ), which takes up only 0.6MB after compression.

[0036] Effect: Increase screening efficiency by 30% and reduce the error rate by another 50%.

[0037] Detailed process of quantum-resistant key system and dynamic defense layer: 1. Key generation process: 1. Prime number pair generation Input: security parameter λ = 4096 (key length), quantum random source

[0038] step: ① Chaotic sieve method: ASIC generates a pool of candidate prime numbers }(0.25ns / number).

[0039] ② Dynamic theorem verification: The sieve method finds the prime number pairs (p, q) that pass the cosine sum criterion.

[0040] ③ Goldbach solution verification: verify p (Increases quantum resistance).

[0041] Output: Large prime pair p=887...319, q=991...727 (2048 bits each).

[0042] 2. Public key construction N=p (modulus), e=65537 QRNG (128) mod (Dynamic Index) Dynamicity: The exponent e is refreshed with quantum random numbers every 5 minutes to prevent fixed parameter attacks.

[0043] Publish: Public key (N, e), used for encryption and signature verification.

[0044] 3. Public key construction d mod (N) (where (N) = (p 1)(q 1) Noise Injection: Sharded Private Keys =d , 1, ).

[0045] Storage: Private key shards are stored in physically isolated security chips.

[0046] 2. Encryption Process 1. Plaintext preprocessing Input: Plaintext M (maximum length 1500 bytes).

[0047] operate: ①Padding: Use OAEP padding (anti-chosen plaintext attack).

[0048] ②Hash binding: Calculate H=BLAKE3((M||causal chain hash).

[0049] 2. Encryption C= mod N (ASIC acceleration, latency 0.037ms) Anti-side channel: A constant time algorithm is used to ensure that the clock cycle of each exponentiation operation is strictly consistent.

[0050] 3. Quantum state binding step: ① Transmit the quantum state of H using quantum key distribution (QKD) = ( ).

[0051] ②The receiver verifies that the quantum state has not been tampered with through the surface code (code distance d=7).

[0052] Output: Ciphertext C and quantum state binding certificate.

[0053] 3. Decryption Operation 1. Private key activation Conditions: Must meet the following requirements: ① Synchronize the local clock with the key server (error 1ms).

[0054] ②Quantum state verification passed (error rate ).

[0055] 2. Decryption operation M= mod N (ASIC implementation, latency 0.05ms) Noise filtering: Calculate d= by pre-stored noise parameter direction .

[0056] 3. Integrity Verification Action: Resettlement =BLAKE3((M||causal chain hash), compared with the binding certificate.

[0057] Result: If , triggering the key to self-destruct.

[0058] 4. Dynamic Defense Mechanism 1. Dynamic replacement of prime factors Period: Replace a prime factor every 5 seconds (such as p ).

[0059] process: ① New prime number generation: real-time generation using chaotic sieve method =NextPrime( ⊕QRNG(256)).

[0060] ② Modulus update: calculate the new modulus = .

[0061] ③Forward security: Physically destroy the old prime factor storage unit.

[0062] Effect: The attacker needs to complete the cracking within 5 seconds, otherwise the subkey will become invalid.

[0063] 2. Dynamic noise update Cycle: Refresh the noise parameters after each decryption .

[0064] rule: ⊕BLAKE3 (time series entropy) 3. Quantum Binding Update Trigger conditions: ①After prime factor replacement.

[0065] ② Detected quantum channel bit error rate 0.1%.

[0066] Action: Redistribute quantum states and update bindings.

[0067] Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the aforementioned embodiments, it is still possible for those skilled in the art to modify the technical solutions described in the aforementioned embodiments, or to make equivalent substitutions for some of the technical features therein. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included in the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. A quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization, characterized in that the prime number determination method in the security system is as follows: ① Chaotic block screening method: The Logistic-Tent hybrid mapping is used to generate the candidate chaotic sequence. The mapping formula is: , The parameters are strictly limited to: ; Lyapunov exponent λ of the mapping 0.5, initial seed Must be generated by BLAKE3 hash; Pass threshold Screen candidate prime numbers, where: [ ]; Also includes changes in the false positive rate Any mathematical equivalent expression of (including Taylor expansion, mathematical approximation, etc.); ②Fractal theorem screening: Construct candidate set ,in: [3.0 0.97, 3.15 1.03]，b [5.5 0.97，6.0 1.03]； Candidate set coverage 99.9% (verified by Monte Carlo sampling); Calculate cosine and criterion It is determined to be a prime number, where: [0.40, 0.46], including any 0.02 causes the misjudgment rate to change Equivalence criterion of ③ Anti-quantum binding: Replace a prime factor every t∈[4, 6] seconds and through the surface code (code distance d 7) Binding quantum states and logic after error correction ; Also includes any implementation of the same quantum resistance effect (resistance to Quantum bit attacks) to replace error-correcting codes (such as ColorCode, Toric Code), as well as implementation forms (software, hardware or hybrid architecture) whose technical characteristics fall within the above parameter ranges and mathematically equivalent variations.

2. The quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization according to claim 1, characterized in that: The security system also includes the Goldbach solution optimization formula and its mandatory cryptographic binding: ①Solution formula: ； Coefficient rules: ； Also includes any adjustments 0.2 leads to solution number prediction error 1% variant formula; Dynamic Index: ； Also includes replacement 1%; ②Forced cryptographic binding: The solution check code G(N)=Hash( mod ) embeds a signature or key, where k 256; The calculation of Goldbach solutions for encryption, signing, or key exchange that is not bound to a cryptographic protocol is prohibited.

3. The quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization according to claim 1, characterized in that: The security system also includes a quantum-resistant ASIC hardware architecture: ①Core module: Chaos sieve engine: includes at least 64 parallel chaos iterators, supports 1024 8192-bit prime number generation; Dynamic theorem proving core: integrated cosine and criterion calculation circuits, delay 0.15ns / time; Surface code binding unit: support code distance d 7. Error correction cycle 5ns; ②Performance threshold: Prime number generation speed 100 times the performance of CPUs with the same process node; Energy efficiency ratio 1.0 (Dynamic update every two years according to IEEE benchmark); ③Architecture blocking: Includes any equivalent functions implemented by FPGA / GPU (with consistent algorithm steps and parameter ranges).

4. The quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization according to claim 1, characterized in that: The equivalent mathematical forms of the chaotic mapping include: All satisfied 0.5 mapping; Any transformed formula generated by variable substitution (such as ).

5. The quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization according to claim 1, characterized in that: The candidate set The constructor is expanded to: Fractal base is limited to The generated set of candidate prime numbers; The fractal parameters must be directly related to the prime number distribution (e.g., based on Riemann hypothesis optimization).

6. The quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization according to claim 1, characterized in that: Equivalent implementations of the prime factor replacement include: Replacement time interval t [3, 7] seconds; Use a hybrid noise source (quantum random number + chaotic sequence) to generate new prime factors.

7. The quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization according to claim 2, characterized in that: The mathematical transformation of the Goldbach formula also includes: Coefficients in product terms Adjustment range 0.3; The exponential term is replaced by ,and .

8. The quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization according to claim 1, characterized in that: The security system implementation protection technology also includes: Clock jitter with timing randomization 0.2ns; The proportion of random redundant gates in power obfuscation 015%.

9. The quantum-resistant security system based on chaotic dynamics, fractal covering theorem, and Goldbach solution optimization according to claim 1, characterized in that: The security system can be used in combination with NIST PQC Level 5 or China National Secret Standard. The combined scenarios include: Embed the Goldbach solution check code into the Dilithium signature; In the SM2 key exchange, a prime number pair (p,q) is dynamically generated and p .

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