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  • Information Security
  • Optical Communications
  • Network Security

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  • Secrecy capacity is the standard metric for physical layer security in fiber-optic wiretap channels.
  • Secrecy capacity offers only qualitative security evaluation and cannot quantify information leakage.
  • Existing metrics fail to quantitatively assess imperfect security systems.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce and analyze the information leakage rate as a quantitative metric for physical layer security.
  • To evaluate the security of an optical CDMA network using wiretap codes.
  • To determine the factors influencing information leakage in optical wiretap channels.

Main Methods:

  • Developed a channel model for an optical CDMA network incorporating wiretap codes.
  • Analyzed the information leakage rate based on the developed channel model.
  • Performed numerical simulations to validate the findings.

Main Results:

  • Information leakage rate provides a quantitative measure of physical layer security.
  • The information leakage rate is directly influenced by transmission distance and eavesdropping position.
  • Confidential information rate and optical code parameters also significantly affect the information leakage rate.

Conclusions:

  • Information leakage rate is a superior metric for quantitatively evaluating physical layer security in optical CDMA wiretap channels.
  • This metric enables a precise assessment of security in imperfect systems and quantifies information loss.
  • Understanding the relationship between leakage rate and system parameters is vital for enhancing optical network security.