Explore a groundbreaking paper on quantum non-malleability and authentication presented at Crypto 2017. Delve into the research by Gorjan Alagic and Christian Majenz as they introduce a new definition for quantum non-malleability, discuss its properties, and examine its relationship to quantum authentication. Learn about the challenges in translating classical non-malleability to the quantum realm, understand the setup and motivation behind this study, and gain insights into the implications for quantum cryptography.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Motivation
Classical non malleability
Challenges
Set up
New definition
Properties
Authentication
Quantum non malleability
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TheIACR
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