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Complete Insecurity of Quantum Protocols for Classical Two-Party Computation

4 January 2012

Christian Schaffner

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A short review on quantum identity authentication protocols: How would Bob know that he is talking with Alice? Arindam Dutta A. Pathak 30 30 0 08 Dec 2021
Check-based generation of one-time tables using qutrits Li Yu Xue-Tong Zhang Fuqun Wang Chuiping Yang 73 0 0 16 Sep 2021
Oblivious Transfer is in MiniQCrypt A. Grilo Huijia Lin F. Song Vinod Vaikuntanathan 56 61 0 30 Nov 2020
Concerning Quantum Identification Without Entanglement C. González-Guillén María Isabel González Vasco Floyd Johnson Á. L. P. D. Pozo 15 1 0 26 Mar 2020
A framework for quantum homomorphic encryption with experimental demonstration Yu Zhang Li Yu Qi-Ping Su Zhe Sun Fuqun Wang Xiao-Qiang Xu Qingjun Xu Jinshuang Jin Kefei Chen Chuiping Yang 34 0 0 08 Oct 2019
Quantum preprocessing for information-theoretic security in two-party computation Li Yu 51 3 0 15 Aug 2019
On the Security of Password-Authenticated Quantum Key Exchange Céline Chevalier M. Kaplan Q. Vu 33 0 0 02 Apr 2019
A quantum homomorphic encryption scheme for polynomial-sized circuits Li Yu 133 7 0 02 Oct 2018
No-Go Bounds for Quantum Seals S. Kimmel S. Kolkowitz 16 0 0 27 Feb 2018
Quantifying the Leakage of Quantum Protocols for Classical Two-Party Cryptography L. Salvail Christian Schaffner M. Sotáková 47 10 0 07 Jan 2015
Optimal bounds for semi-honest quantum oblivious transfer André Chailloux Gus Gutoski Jamie Sikora OT 104 25 0 11 Oct 2013
Quantum one-time programs Anne Broadbent Gus Gutoski D. Stebila 97 90 0 06 Nov 2012