Definition
Quantum cryptography is an encryption technique that utilizes quantum mechanics to encrypt and securely transmit data, preventing unauthorized access. It also prevents interaction with the data in transit (e.g., viewing or copying it) without alerting the sender or receiver.
Benefits of Quantum Cryptography
- It is easy to use and requires fewer resources.
- Quantum cryptography is virtually unbreakable.
- It can protect data even after traditional methods become unsecure.
