MUMBAI, India, Nov. 6 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641127307 A) filed by Sri Amaraavathi College Of Arts And Science on October 26, 2026, for Post- Quantum Cryptography- Based Secure Communication System For Iot..
Inventors include A. Joshua Sundar Raja; Dr. C. Menaka; R. Veerasamy; V. Saravanan; M. Suresh; and S. Ramesh.
The application for the patent was published on November 06, 2026, under issue no. 45/2026.
Abstract: A Post-Quantum Cryptography-Based Secure Communication System for Internet of Things (loT) is designed to provide secure and reliable communication between interconnected smart devices and network services. The system addresses emerging security, challenges caused by the increasing computational capabilities of quantum computers, which may compromise conventional cryptographic techniques. Quantum-resistant cryptographic algorithms are incorporated to protect sensitive data transmitted among loT devices, gateways, cloud platforms, and communication networks. The proposed system supports secure device authentication, encrypted data transmission, key establishment, and message integrity verification. A security framework is used to authenticate participating devices before allowing communication and to establish protected communication channels for authorized data exchange. The system can further detect unauthorized access attempts and protect against data manipulation and interception during transmission. Lightweight and scalable security mechanisms may be applied to support loT devices with limited computational and memory resources. The framework is applicable to smart homes, healthcare systems, industrial automation, smart cities, connected vehicles, zit-A. other loT environments. By integrating post-quantum cryptographic techniques with loT communication infrastructure, the system improves resistance against future quantum computing-based attacks.
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