Quantum cryptography protocol

Quantum cryptography protocol

A quantum cryptography protocol is a protocol for quantum cryptography.

The first quantum cryptography protocol, BB84, was defined in 1984.

SARG04 is a recent quantum cryptography protocol.

Modus operandi

To comprehend the modus operandi of quantum cryptography protocols it is often necessary to first understand the function of double clicks in the specific protocol studied.

ee also

*List of quantum cryptography protocols


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