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Quantum Cryptography's Future May Depend on Causality, Not Just Quantum Mechanics

Tech·5/23/2026AI summary

Quantum Cryptography's Future May Depend on Causality, Not Just Quantum Mechanics

Researchers are exploring quantum cryptography protocols that rely on causality, not just quantum mechanics, to ensure security against future unknown theories and potential "quantum jamming."