Abstract
Quantum information theory suggests the possibility of accomplishing tasks that are beyond the capability of classical computer science, such as information-secure cryptographic key distribution. The lack of security proofs for standard (secret- and public-) key distribution schemes, and the insecurity of the most widely used classical schemes (such as RSA and PGP) against “quantum attacks”1 emphasises the need for information-secure key distribution.
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