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Decoder-Prior Poisoning in Quantum Error Correction: Attacks and PriorGuard Defense
Quantum error correction (QEC) protects quantum computations by repeatedly measuring stabilizer syndromes and using a classical decoder to infer corrections. Modern surface-code decoders are increasingly calibration-aware: they use recent device behavior to set priors such as matching-graph edge pro
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