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Attack Vectors of Quantum Computers - Sorin Boloș and Adrian Coleșa @ Quantum Village, DEF CON 32

Abstract - This talk explores security issues in quantum computing, identifying attack vectors on major platforms like IBM and IonQ. We examine vulnerabilities in popular quantum software development kits (SDKs) and workflows, highlighting flaws in authentication token management and supply chain attacks that inject malicious circuits. We also review existing literature on vulnerabilities in Quantum Processing Units (QPUs) and present new attacks that exploit qubit reset quality to infer results from prior computations and tamper with subsequent ones. Additionally, we demonstrate how crosstalk can inject faults into circuits run by other tenants on the same QPU. Quantum computing holds immense potential, but so does the responsibility to secure it. By understanding and addressing these vulnerabilities today, we can build a more secure quantum ecosystem. Speaker Bios: Sorin Boloș is a software engineer turned to quantum computing. After earning his stripes in the tech world and diving deep into computer science, he had a fling with quantum computing, thanks to a flirty course by MIT, and it turned into a full-blown love affair. As a proud Qiskit Advocate, he has been spreading the quantum love through talks, courses, and hosting some cool minds. Now, he is on a mission to crack the code on quantum security. Adrian Coleșa is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca (TUCN) in Romania, where he has dedicated 26 years of service. He earned his PhD from TUCN and specializes in teaching courses such as Operating Systems (OS), Secure Coding, and Virtualization-Based Security. His primary research focus since 2013 has been in the field of cybersecurity. Additionally, he has been leading a cybersecurity master's program at TUCN since 2015. Since 2019, he has held the position of Senior Security Researcher at Bitdefender, concentrating on virtualization and operating system security. Adrian obtained the OSCP certification in 2014. He has coauthored around 40 scientific papers and six US patents, primarily in cybersecurity. ** Quantum Village ** PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE TO HELP GET OUR CONTENT TO QUANTUM HACKERS EVERYWHERE! Connect to our social media: Twitter:   / quantum_village   LinkedIn:   / quantumvillage   Discord:   / discord   GitHub: https://github.com/QuantumVillage ** DISCLAIMER ** The views expressed in this video are not the views of Quantum Village Inc.