Quantum
cryptography uses the quantum properties of individual
light particles to develop an unbreakable cryptosystem.
Polarising the photons allows them to carry information.
A string of polarised photons can carry an unbreakable
key to encrypt and decrypt secret messages.
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Quantum
cryptography uses the quantum properties of individual
light particles to develop an unbreakable cryptosystem.
Polarising the photons allows them to carry information.
A string of polarised photons can carry an unbreakable
key to encrypt and decrypt secret messages.
