Quantum TRNG for Secure Data Transmission

Secure data transmission depends on unpredictable cryptographic keys. Conventional pseudorandom number generators are deterministic and vulnerable to prediction. This work proposes a Quantum True Random Number Generator (Q-TRNG) that uses quantum superposition and noise to produce truly random numbers. The generated quantum entropy is converted into high-quality random bits and applied to secure encryption, improving confidentiality and resistance to attacks. The proposed system offers a reliable and future- ready solution for quantum-grade secure communication.

Q-TRNG, Quantum Randomness, Secure Data Transmission, Cryptography

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