How Much Quantum Confusion Does it Take to Catch an Eavesdropper.

Quantum cryptography uses the inherent quantum uncertainty in polarization of photons and the inability to copy quantum states to catch an eavesdropper in communication channels carried by light. If a polarization is detected in a frame rotated from the frame it was sent in, it gives probabilistic r...

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Published in:	Journal of the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters Vol. 102; p. 377
Main Authors:	Oswald, Boaz, Van Huele, Jean Francois
Format:	Article
Published:	Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters 2025
Subjects:	Quantum cryptography Eavesdropping Information technology security Quantum states Polarized photons Heisenberg uncertainty principle Encryption protocols
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