Bithumb said it signed an agreement with ATON in February and plans to apply post-quantum cryptography across wallets, private keys, and authentication systems as part of a broader security upgrade.
Bithumb said it signed an agreement with ATON in February to strengthen post-quantum cryptography protections across its platform. The South Korean exchange plans to apply the technology to wallets, private keys, and authentication systems, expanding on its previously disclosed focus on wallet management and identity verification. The move is aimed at reinforcing core security infrastructure against future quantum-related threats.