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Randomness in Quantum Cryptography: A False Sense of Security?

Author: Biswajyoti Nath
Date: July 2025

This is an independent report exploring the critical role of randomness in quantum cryptography and foundational experiments like Bell tests. It compares Pseudorandom Number Generators (PRNGs) and *Quantum Random Number Generators (QRNGs), highlighting why *true randomness matters for cryptographic security and quantum experiments.

⚡ Fun Fact: I also cold-emailed several quantum researchers and pioneers for feedback on this report.


📄 Report Highlights:

  • Difference between PRNGs & QRNGs.
  • Case studies from loophole-free Bell tests, quantum key distribution systems, and more.
  • Why randomness isn’t just a technical detail—it’s a security issue.
  • Personal reflections on randomness in science & technology.

📥 Report Download:

📄 Randomness_in_Quantum_Cryptography.pdf

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Independent report on randomness in quantum cryptography, Bell tests, and risks of pseudorandomness.

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