Publication record · 18.cifr/2014.bennett.bb84-qkd
18.cifr/2014.bennett.bb84-qkdWhen elementary quantum systems, such as polarized photons, are used to transmit digital information, the uncertainty principle gives rise to novel cryptographic phenomena unachievable with conventional technology. Two of these are described: a provably secure quantum key distribution channel and quantum coin tossing.
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Practical BB84 requires low-noise single-photon sources unavailable in 1984. Extensions include device-independent QKD, composable security proofs, and protocols tolerating higher QBER. The coin-tossing protocol introduced here was acknowledged as only weakly secure, motivating unconditionally secure quantum coin-flipping research.