Naoris Protocol: Building the First Post-Quantum Defense Layer for Web3

The Web3 landscape faces a perfect storm of escalating threats. Phishing attacks have drained over $341 million from users in the past 300 days alone, while the approaching quantum computing era threatens to render current cryptographic protections obsolete. Into this breach steps Naoris Protocol, delivering the world’s first decentralized post-quantum cybersecurity infrastructure designed specifically for blockchain ecosystems.

The Quantum Clock is Ticking

Web3’s promise of decentralization and user sovereignty remains under siege. Traditional security models, built for Web2’s centralized architecture, crumble when applied to blockchain’s distributed nature. Meanwhile, quantum computers (no longer a distant theoretical threat) are advancing rapidly toward “Q-Day“, the moment when they’ll break the cryptographic foundations securing today’s digital assets.

Naoris Protocol recognized this convergence of immediate and future threats, launching its Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) testnet in early 2025. The results demonstrate both the scale of the problem and the potential of the solution:

• 80+ million post-quantum transactions processed
• 2.8 million secure wallets created
• 900,000+ distributed security nodes deployed
• 392 million threats neutralized in real-time

These aren’t just impressive numbers. They represent a fundamental shift toward proactive, decentralized cybersecurity that scales with Web3’s growth.

Beyond Traditional Anti-Phishing: A Multi-Layered Defense

Quantum-Resistant Transaction Security

At Naoris Protocol’s core lies Dilithium-5 post-quantum cryptography, creating an unbreakable signature system that will remain secure even after quantum computers achieve cryptographic relevance. This isn’t just future-proofing. It’s addressing today’s sophisticated phishing techniques like ice phishing and malicious transaction approvals.

The protocol’s transaction simulation layer provides users with crystal-clear previews of exactly what they’re authorizing, eliminating the guesswork that phishers exploit. Users see the real consequences of their actions before committing, not after it’s too late.

Distributed Browser Security Network

Every device running Naoris becomes part of a collective defense mesh. Browser security nodes continuously analyze web traffic, identifying malicious scripts and blocking suspicious URLs before users encounter them. This distributed approach means attackers can’t simply compromise a single security provider. They’d need to overwhelm the entire network.

 → See the official knowledge base

Products coming… : neutralizing risks #2 & #3

Naoris isn’t stopping at phishing. Two major initiatives are underway to address other critical vulnerabilities:

• Wallet/Private Key Compromise: The protocol is developing sandboxing solutions, adaptive multisig, and encrypted backups to prevent key theft;
• Smart Contract Vulnerabilities: Naoris is building automated auditing tools, UX alerts for suspicious contracts, and a dApp rating system based on integrity.

These innovations will complement the SubZero infrastructure and strengthen the resilience of Web3 ecosystems. → See technical documentation for details

TGE focus end-July 2025

The $NAORIS token powers Naoris’ post-quantum infrastructure. It enables:

• Decentralized validation (Proof of Security);
• Access to cybersecurity services such as anomaly detection and compliance checks;
• Node staking and protocol governance;
• Cross-chain usage in compatible ecosystems.

The TGE is scheduled for mid-July 2025 (internal confirmation, public window Q2 2025). Joining the community today allows users to earn points on the testnet and prepare for the event.

In a still-vulnerable Web3, Naoris Protocol is deploying a truly decentralized trust architecture. Its post-quantum testnet proves that protecting users is not only possible—it’s already happening. Phishing, wallet hacks, and smart contract exploits should no longer be considered inevitable.

Get Started:

→ Try the testnet

→ Join the Discord

→ Follow Naoris on X (Twitter)

→ Visit the official website

The cybersecurity of tomorrow is being built today. Don’t stay on the sidelines.