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One-Way Quantum Symmetric Private Information Retrieval Protocol From A Single Database Server Using NISQ Devices
Symmetric private information retrieval (SPIR) lets an inquirer obtain one specific bit only, without leaking any information about its index to the database owner. With a single server, this is impossible for parties with unrestricted quantum power. We show that it becomes possible, with informatio
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