Quantum Blockchain: What Would Actually Change
What a quantum blockchain would change: threats to current signatures, quantum-resistant cryptography, QKD in blockchains and proposed designs.
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739 articlesWhat a quantum blockchain would change: threats to current signatures, quantum-resistant cryptography, QKD in blockchains and proposed designs.
Why Shor’s algorithm breaks elliptic curve cryptography, how many qubits that would take and which post-quantum schemes replace ECC.
Quantum blind signatures let a signer sign a message without seeing its content. Protocols, anonymity properties and uses such as e-cash.
Quantum group signatures let a member sign for a group anonymously while a manager can trace abuse. How they work and their security.
Quantum information splitting distributes a quantum state among parties so that they must cooperate to recover it. Protocols and uses.
Quantum steganography hides a message inside what looks like ordinary channel noise. Techniques, advantages, challenges and applications.
Quantum watermarking embeds hidden marks in quantum data such as quantum images. Proposed techniques, their robustness and applications.
Verifiable quantum secret sharing lets participants check that their shares are consistent. Threshold schemes, security and implementations.
Blind quantum computing lets a client run a computation on a quantum server without revealing inputs or the algorithm. How the protocol works.
What a public-key infrastructure could look like in the quantum era: post-quantum certificates, QKD links and the challenges of migration.
Quantum authentication uses quantum states to verify identity or message integrity. Protocols, how they compare with classical ones and uses.
How quantum random number generator devices work, photonic and semiconductor designs, their entropy sources and uses in cryptography.