Naoris Protocol Launches Post-Quantum Cybersecurity Infrastructure for Web3

Naoris Protocol is pioneering a new era of cybersecurity for the Web3 landscape, which is currently under threat from phishing attacks and the impending quantum computing era. The protocol has introduced the world’s first decentralized post-quantum cybersecurity infrastructure tailored for blockchain ecosystems. This infrastructure is designed to address the escalating threats that traditional security models cannot handle, given the decentralized nature of blockchain technology.

Naoris Protocol’s Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) testnet, launched in early 2025, has already processed over 80 million post-quantum transactions and blocked 392 million threats. The testnet has also facilitated the creation of 2.8 million secure wallets and deployed over 900,000 distributed security nodes. These achievements highlight the protocol’s capability to provide proactive, decentralized cybersecurity that can scale with the growth of Web3.

At the core of Naoris Protocol is Dilithium-5 post-quantum cryptography, which ensures an unbreakable signature system that will remain secure even after quantum computers achieve cryptographic relevance. This technology not only future-proofs the protocol but also addresses current sophisticated phishing techniques such as ice phishing and malicious transaction approvals. The protocol’s transaction simulation layer provides users with clear previews of their actions, eliminating the guesswork that phishers exploit.

Naoris Protocol’s distributed browser security network enhances its defense capabilities. Every device running Naoris becomes part of a collective defense mesh, where browser security nodes continuously analyze web traffic to identify and block malicious scripts and suspicious URLs. This distributed approach makes it difficult for attackers to compromise the network, as they would need to overwhelm the entire system.

Beyond phishing, Naoris Protocol is developing solutions to address other critical vulnerabilities. The protocol is working on sandboxing solutions, adaptive multisig, and encrypted backups to prevent wallet and private key compromises. Additionally, Naoris is building automated auditing tools, UX alerts for suspicious contracts, and a dApp rating system based on integrity to address smart contract vulnerabilities. These innovations will complement the SubZero infrastructure and strengthen the resilience of Web3 ecosystems.

The $NAORIS token, scheduled for launch in mid-July 2025, will power Naoris’ post-quantum infrastructure. The token enables decentralized validation, access to cybersecurity services, node staking, protocol governance, and cross-chain usage in compatible ecosystems. Joining the Naoris community today allows users to earn points on the testnet and prepare for the token launch event.

In a Web3 landscape that is still vulnerable to various threats, Naoris Protocol is deploying a truly decentralized trust architecture. Its post-quantum testnet demonstrates that protecting users is not only possible but already happening. Phishing, wallet hacks, and smart contract exploits should no longer be considered inevitable with Naoris Protocol’s innovative solutions.