Monad proposes wallet upgrade that could survive lost keys and quantum attacks
The Ethereum-compatible blockchain wants users to be able to replace the keys controlling an account without changing its address, opening the door to passkeys, recovery tools and post-quantum security.
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Monad proposes wallet upgrade to withstand lost keys, quantum attacks
Monad's proposal could set a new standard for blockchain security, enhancing resilience against...
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