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Multi-Copy Security in Quantum Cryptography and More
Unclonable cryptography uses the quantum no-cloning principle to achieve security guarantees that are impossible in a classical world. Most existing works, however, consider only single-key security. The few works that achieve collusion-resistance rely on techniques highly tailored to their applicat
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