Introduction to Quantum Cryptography Without One-Way Functions

Explore the fundamentals of recent advancements in quantum cryptography without one-way functions in this 33-minute lecture by Tomoyuki Morimae from Kyoto University. Gain insights into basic primitives such as pseudorandom states generators, one-way states generators, and EFI, understanding their significance in the field. Delve into the reasons why these concepts are intriguing and discover several open problems that currently exist in this area of study. This talk, part of the Minimum Quantum Assumptions for Cryptography Workshop at the Simons Institute, provides a comprehensive overview of cutting-edge developments in quantum cryptography, challenging traditional approaches and opening new avenues for research and application.

Introduction to Quantum Cryptography Without One-Way Functions