Row 5300

Row ID: 5300 | Dataset Entry | Axioma AXP Content Repository

Content Data

This page contains data entry 5300 from the Axioma AXP content repository. The structured data below represents the complete record for this entry.

Hello, I recently came into contact into bb84 and it's really interesting stuff, however I'm confused at how effective or better it is than normal encryption. I understand they use random polarization of photons to create keys, however if the polarization of the photons end up representing classica bits then wouldn't that be the same as a key formed using other conventional cryptography methods? Is there something I'm missing and not understanding about qkd?

FieldValue
text Hello, I recently came into contact into bb84 and it's really interesting stuff, however I'm confused at how effective or better it is than normal encryption. I understand they use random polarization of photons to create keys, however if the polarization of the photons end up representing classica bits then wouldn't that be the same as a key formed using other conventional cryptography methods? Is there something I'm missing and not understanding about qkd?
label r/quantumcomputing
dataType post
communityName r/QuantumComputing
datetime 2024-04-28
username_encoded Z0FBQUFBQm5LakwyMWhLMzcxQkFfT0I4Z0VIZVlwUGtjRXFaLWxXM2x1ZVFXUWl4cTRHNmYtZEtHRjU1N2locGJLYzYyNWVUaURVRFM3TlhVYTJXcndUdkpXNlFDRFVaYlE9PQ==
url_encoded Z0FBQUFBQm5Lak9Gc2JLcG45RGJzWnN1NjY1bmJuNzl0MllRSExHc1VrMG5DWE9fM1RjUHRQQ0lfZ0VwbTdPcUl3aFFXVVk3dEo4UjdOMTBxbGxnTVAyVTZ0X3hqVjMwWVB1TW1lQTBucFdsOWc3aDFuZzdfNTFlYnFGQjh5UEFzdzBFU1BNQnp4Y1BFN3dMbm15V2NSMmk4OTl4N2ZNcFMzREtHeUtwS1RkcHRLdFVVbjVWZE5TNl9WYmI2YTlPRG82ZG9qQndGenRl

Raw Record

{
  "text": "Hello, I recently came into contact into bb84 and it's really interesting stuff, however I'm confused at how effective or better it is than normal encryption. I understand they use random polarization of photons to create keys, however if the polarization of the photons end up representing classica bits then wouldn't that be the same as a key formed using other conventional cryptography methods? Is there something I'm missing and not understanding about qkd? ",
  "label": "r/quantumcomputing",
  "dataType": "post",
  "communityName": "r/QuantumComputing",
  "datetime": "2024-04-28",
  "username_encoded": "Z0FBQUFBQm5LakwyMWhLMzcxQkFfT0I4Z0VIZVlwUGtjRXFaLWxXM2x1ZVFXUWl4cTRHNmYtZEtHRjU1N2locGJLYzYyNWVUaURVRFM3TlhVYTJXcndUdkpXNlFDRFVaYlE9PQ==",
  "url_encoded": "Z0FBQUFBQm5Lak9Gc2JLcG45RGJzWnN1NjY1bmJuNzl0MllRSExHc1VrMG5DWE9fM1RjUHRQQ0lfZ0VwbTdPcUl3aFFXVVk3dEo4UjdOMTBxbGxnTVAyVTZ0X3hqVjMwWVB1TW1lQTBucFdsOWc3aDFuZzdfNTFlYnFGQjh5UEFzdzBFU1BNQnp4Y1BFN3dMbm15V2NSMmk4OTl4N2ZNcFMzREtHeUtwS1RkcHRLdFVVbjVWZE5TNl9WYmI2YTlPRG82ZG9qQndGenRl"
}
Explore Dataset Explore Row

Entry Information