Europol reports that while the Bitcoin network is resistant to quantum attacks, roughly 30% of its supply is stored in vulnerable wallets with exposed public keys.
Europol warns that over 6 million Bitcoin are vulnerable to future quantum computing attacks, as public keys exposed in transactions lack a cryptographic fix.
Europol has issued reports on quantum computing threats to digital assets and encrypted data, urging immediate preparation for a post-quantum transition.
Europol has issued two reports urging the crypto industry to adopt quantum-resistant cryptography to mitigate future risks from advanced quantum computing attacks.
Europol warns that cryptocurrency wallets are highly vulnerable to future quantum computing attacks and urges the industry to begin implementing quantum-resistant defenses.
