The paper formalizes backend identifiability as hypothesis testing, proves anonymity decays at the Chernoff rate under persistent i.i.d. probing, establishes a utility-anonymity trade-off, and demonstrates 87-100% backend classification on real cloud QPUs.
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Circuit-cutting metadata leaks algorithm family and Hamiltonian k-locality with near-perfect accuracy via topological transpilation penalties on production QPUs.
QML-PipeGuard is a framework for runtime behavioral fingerprinting of QML pipelines that absorbs benign drift while detecting adversarial channel substitution via informationally complete measurements.
A non-interactive time-delayed publicly verifiable scheme for quantum computation compiled from private 2-round protocols via time-lock puzzles and commitments, proven secure in the quantum random oracle model with CRS.
The paper provides a method to construct and translate measurement-based delegated quantum computing protocols between prepare-and-send and receive-and-measure settings.
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Routing Anonymity and Identifiability of Noisy Quantum Hardware
The paper formalizes backend identifiability as hypothesis testing, proves anonymity decays at the Chernoff rate under persistent i.i.d. probing, establishes a utility-anonymity trade-off, and demonstrates 87-100% backend classification on real cloud QPUs.
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Post-Cut Metadata Inference Attacks on Quantum Circuit Cutting Pipelines
Circuit-cutting metadata leaks algorithm family and Hamiltonian k-locality with near-perfect accuracy via topological transpilation penalties on production QPUs.
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QML-PipeGuard: Drift-Aware Behavioral Fingerprinting for Quantum Machine Learning Pipeline Integrity
QML-PipeGuard is a framework for runtime behavioral fingerprinting of QML pipelines that absorbs benign drift while detecting adversarial channel substitution via informationally complete measurements.
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Time-Delayed Publicly Verifiable Quantum Computation for Classical Verifiers
A non-interactive time-delayed publicly verifiable scheme for quantum computation compiled from private 2-round protocols via time-lock puzzles and commitments, proven secure in the quantum random oracle model with CRS.
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Unifying communication paradigms in measurement-based delegated quantum computing
The paper provides a method to construct and translate measurement-based delegated quantum computing protocols between prepare-and-send and receive-and-measure settings.