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Beyond NISQ Assumptions: One-time Memory in the Classically Accessible Random-Oracle Model
Quantum information enables many cryptographic primitives that are impossible in the classical world. A line of works has developed cryptographic protocol under the assumption that quantum adversaries are restricted to noisy intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ) computing power, enabling strong one-time
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