While quantum computing threatens to break the foundations of traditional cybersecurity, Naoris Protocol emerges as the unavoidable response to ensure trust and integrity in a rapidly transforming digital world. As the world's first post-quantum decentralized infrastructure, Naoris not only protects the present: it anticipates the threats of tomorrow.
A new layer of security for the post-quantum era
Naoris Protocol is a decentralized post-quantum cybersecurity infrastructure, designed to secure Web3 and Web2 digital environments. By combining advanced cryptography, distributed artificial intelligence, and an innovative consensus, the protocol establishes a new standard of trust, capable of withstanding both current threats and those of the imminent quantum era.
To this end, Naoris Protocol introduces a SubZero infrastructure, located beneath traditional blockchain layers (L0, L1, L2). It acts as a universal safety net, capable of continuously validating the integrity of systems, nodes, data, and devices, whether Web2 or Web3. The result: native, decentralized, scalable cybersecurity that is resistant to quantum attacks.
The architecture is based on three pillars:
Post-quantum cryptography, aligned with NIST, NATO, and ETSI standards (especially with Dilithium-5).
An innovative consensus, the dPoSec (Decentralized Proof of Security).
A decentralized AI (Swarm AI) for real-time threat detection.
Why is Naoris essential for Web3 and Web2?
Most current blockchains remain vulnerable to the imminent arrival of 'Q-Day,' the moment when quantum computers will be able to break classical cryptographic keys. Therefore, Naoris Protocol eliminates single points of failure and strengthens decentralized infrastructures without the need for a hard fork. This makes it compatible with any EVM blockchain.
But Naoris' ambition goes beyond the realm of Web3: the protocol extends to Web2 infrastructures, centralized clouds, IoT devices, and critical systems. It is a collaborative defense network, where each device becomes an autonomous security node, capable of self-assessing and validating its peers.
A record adoption: already 1.9 million users
Since the launch of the testnet on January 31, 2025, Naoris shows impressive figures:
1.9 million user accounts, compared to 500,000 just two months ago.
Over 42 million post-quantum transactions recorded.
4.6 million weekly transactions.
1.1 million security nodes deployed.
440,000 cybersecurity threats detected and blocked – surpassing even the performance of several centralized cybersecurity leaders in certain metrics.
These data highlight the growing interest in real-time, truly scalable decentralized cybersecurity.
Join the testnet: an opportunity not to be missed
The Naoris Protocol testnet is a post-quantum decentralized network that allows validating, securing, and testing the SubZero infrastructure, with rewards for participants. Participating in this testnet means joining an active community, getting a first look at revolutionary technology, and potentially benefiting from rewards in the future airdrop.
Everyone can join the testnet from today:
Visit the official site: Naoris Testnet.
Follow the installation steps to turn your device into a security node.
Start validating, securing, and earning points through dPoSec.
Stay tuned for announcements related to the TGE (Token Generation Event).
The TGE is approaching: sign up for the whitelist right now
The TGE (Token Generation Event) of Naoris Protocol is scheduled for the second quarter of 2025. It will mark the official launch of the $NAORIS token, with a total supply of one billion tokens. Although the initial price has not yet been announced, participants in the testnet can accumulate points that will be converted into $NAORIS during the TGE.
To not miss this strategic stage and potentially receive early allocations, sign up for the whitelist today by simply entering your email on the official Naoris Protocol site.
Securing the future is not an option, it is a necessity. With Naoris, be part of this revolution.
Why join Naoris Protocol?
Joining Naoris Protocol means accessing a concrete and open experimentation of a rapidly growing network that already has 1.9 million participants. It is also an opportunity to contribute to the formation of an emerging technical standard, observing the performance of a protocol under real conditions.
The testnet offers a unique visibility into the operation of a decentralized cybersecurity network, with public data on transactions, detected threats, and node growth. Ultimately, it serves as a foundation for developers, researchers, or cybersecurity professionals to confront their experience with a truly innovative infrastructure.
Naoris Protocol embodies the next generation of decentralized cybersecurity, designed for the quantum era. Whether you are a developer, investor, or a mere technology enthusiast, the time has come to join an infrastructure that redefines the standards of digital trust.