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this is true of any form of communication. if you go far enough into crypto theory, you become so skeptical that even hume looks naive. how do you know you ar
by MarkPNeyer 15y ago
this is true of any form of communication.
if you go far enough into crypto theory, you become so skeptical that even hume looks naive. how do you know you aren't a brain in a jar, subject to a cruel experiment to explore how people respond to boring philosophical rebuttals to their posts on social networks?
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- adrianbg 15y agoPretty harsh considering comex is right and pranjalv123 is wrong. Authentication is still necessary in quantum communication channels. MIM is no less possible on a quantum channel than a classical one. Eavesdropping is harder but the no-cloning theorem doesn't prevent attackers from learning information about what you and your buddies are saying to each other. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-cloning_theorem#Imperfect_cloning http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-cloning_theorem#Imperfect_cl...