Naoris Protocol Launches Post-Quantum Blockchain Amid Security Concerns
- Naoris Protocol has launched a blockchain using post-quantum cryptography approved by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
- Experts warn that quantum computers could eventually break the signature systems securing Bitcoin and Ethereum wallets.
- The Naoris network processed over 106 million post-quantum transactions during its test phase, detecting more than 603 million security threats.
- Transitioning to quantum-resistant cryptography may require major protocol changes across existing networks.
Naoris Protocol’s launch marks a significant step towards addressing the potential threat posed by quantum computers to current cryptographic systems used in major blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum. The use of NIST-approved algorithms aims to secure transactions against future vulnerabilities.
With over a hundred million transactions tested, Naoris positions itself as a proactive solution for quantum security challenges, urging users to migrate assets for enhanced protection against emerging threats. (Source)
