From Program Obfuscation to Unclonable Cryptography

Explore the intersection of program obfuscation and quantum cryptography in this conference talk that examines how quantum mechanics' no-cloning principle enables novel cryptographic primitives impossible to achieve classically. Learn about new variants of program obfuscation specifically designed for unclonable cryptographic applications, and discover how indistinguishability obfuscation has expanded the feasibility landscape of unclonable cryptography. Gain insights into this emerging area of quantum cryptography that leverages fundamental quantum mechanical principles to create innovative security solutions, presented by a researcher from UC Santa Barbara at the Simons Institute.