Breaking the Unbreakable : Exploiting Loopholes in Bell's Theorem to Hack Quantum Cryptography. - Jogenfors, Jonathan (Linköping : Linkopings Universitet, 2017)
Intro -- Abstract -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- List of Theorems -- List of Acronyms -- List of Symbols -- Preface -- Introduction -- History of Cryptography -- Fundamental Principles of Cryptography -- Public-Key Cryptography -- Cryptography and the Quantum World -- Outline -- Included Publications -- Basic Concepts -- Linear Algebra -- Probability Theory -- Fundamental Quantum Mechanics -- Quantum Key Distribution -- The BB84 Protocol -- Security Analysis of BB84 -- Bell's Theorem -- EPR and Hidden Variables -- Intuitive Explanation -- The Black Box Model -- Ekert's QKD Protocol -- Device-Independent QKD -- Loopholes in Bell Experiments -- The Detection Loophole -- The Coincidence-Time Loophole -- Experimental Bell testing -- Conclusions -- Energy-Time Entanglement -- The Franson Interferometer -- The Postselection Loophole -- Quantum Hacking -- The LHV Attack -- The Blinding Attack -- Optical Considerations -- Experimental Demonstration -- Countermeasures to Quantum Hacking -- Chaining the Bell Inequality -- Interferometric Visibility -- Modified Franson Setups -- Conclusions -- Quantum Bitcoin -- Hashcash -- Bitcoin -- Further Blockchain Developments -- Quantum Money -- Conclusions -- Future Work -- Index -- Bibliography -- Publications -- Energy-Time Entanglement, Elements of Reality, and Local Realism -- Hacking the Bell Test Using Classical Light in Energy-Time Entanglement-Based Quantum Key Distribution -- Tight Bounds for the Pearle-Braunstein-Caves Chained Inequality Without the Fair-Coincidence Assumption -- High-Visibility Time-Bin Entanglement for Testing Chained Bell Inequalities -- Quantum Bitcoin: An Anonymous and Distributed Currency Secured by the No-Cloning Theorem of Quantum Mechanics -- Comment on "Franson Interference Generated by a Two-Level System.
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