Wilmengton, USA – February 12, 2025 – Nawras Protocol [https://www.naorisprotocol.com/]The decentralized cybersecurity pioneers launched their very expected test after Quantum DePin, where they recorded more than 2.5 million transactions in the first week. This represents an important step towards the future of the decentralized cybersecurity, which enables users to secure it, and earn through a security -based security model.
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Digital infrastructure is increasingly exposed, as central cybersecurity systems have failed against advanced electronic threats and emerging quantum computing risks. Proof of the Naris Naris Security Protocol (DPOSEC) with a completely integrated afternoon encryption (PQC) and APARALIST SWARM AI, provides a new era of validation that is not reliable online safety on the Internet.
It ensures integration and alignment with post -four core encryption standards, including NIST PQC, Nato NCIA and ETSI agencies, that Dposec Blockchain of Norus’s Norus Protocol is resistant to classic and quantitative threats.
In only one week since its launch on January 31, 2025, Testnet has broke the Naoris expectations:
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524,000 Nores portfolios are installed
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210,000 browser safety contracts have been published
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17m+ Internet threats diluted by Dposec
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2.6m post -quarterly processing transactions
Naoris Dposec Blockchain stands into huge folders of post -quarter transactions, proving that its quantum safe structure can deviate future cyber threats today. See the post -Quantum key at work: Here [https://pr.report/70bn]
“Our vision is to create a working framework for cybersecurity, which becomes stronger with its growth,” said David Carvalho, CEO and founder of Norris Protocol Norris. “The overwhelming response to our DePin Testnet emphasizes the need for decentralized cybersecurity solutions that eliminate individual failure points and build collective flexibility via Web2 and Web3.”
The continuous failure of central cyberspace security was highly highlighted with Crowdstrike in July 2024, which paralyzed global systems. The NAORIS Protocol approach removes such gaps by distributing security verification via a central network of devices, protecting against violations and poor practice.
“Central security models are outdated,” said David Holkitmann, chief strategy official in Norris. “The Naoris protocol guarantees that the security of security is continuously verified by the network itself, which reduces the risks and increases confidence in the digital ecosystem.”
After the launch of the DePin Testnet after Koyk, the Naoris protocol will also be presented:
-Post -quarter (PQC) applications through a set of decentralized applications that protect threats in the quantum era.
The interfering operation across the chain, allowing PQC safety via Blockchain multiple infrastructure.
– Integration with Enterprise Cyblesecurity Solutions solutions, WEB2 and Web3 Ecosystems.
With the DePin sector is expected to reach $ 3.5 trillion by 2028 [https://pr.report/70bo]Naoris Press itself as the backbone of safety and confidence for all the infrastructure of the Web2 and Web3 via cloud computing, data storage, and IOT security.
Through participation, users not only protect their digital environments, but also contribute an activity to the creation of the decentralized cybersecurity network, designed to secure the digital world – devices and applications and an interface programming interface and systems – via critical infrastructure, institutions, governments and key sectors such as financing, defense, health care and Web3 . Use cases here [https://pr.report/70bq].
How Depin Testnet works: Users can now install Naoris wallet and run a browser safety knot, which is an advanced cyber security tool that will include:
Transforming devices to the security contract, providing and preventing the threat to detect and prevent them.
He blocks ads, followers, hunting attempts, harmful programs and unsafe communications.
– It is rewarded for users to share the DePin Community account form.
– It creates the “security cell mind”, where all contracts cooperate to reduce threats.
Join Testnet after Quantum DePin, visit https://naorisprotocol.netlork/testnet
For more information, please visit https://www.naorisprotocol.com/
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NAORIS Protocol is available for investment, interviews and technical demonstrations for its pioneering solution after Quantum DePin for Web3 & Web2
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Source: Norris Protocol
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