Which risk increases during quantum key distribution when eavesdropping introduces decoherence via entanglement?

💡 Explanation

Eavesdropping attempts introduce errors because measurement by the eavesdropper enforces state decoherence on entangled photons transmitted between endpoints; therefore key is compromised rather than remaining secure, because errors are introduced that affect key indistinguishability.

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