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Hybrid Dual-Signature Architecture

To ensure continuity for existing token holders and legacy wallet infrastructure while providing the highest level of security, KONET adopts the following dual-signature architecture:

  • Preservation of backward compatibility: Existing ECDSA-based signature schemes used by current infrastructure are fully supported to prevent disruption of user experience.

  • Selective parallel application: For newly created accounts and core protocol operations—such as validator consensus and governance voting—quantum-resistant lattice-based signatures (Module-LWE / Module-SIS) may be applied in parallel.

  • Optimized security strength: Parameter sets Dilithium Level-3 (approximately 192-bit symmetric-key security strength) and Level-5 (approximately 256-bit symmetric-key security strength), which provide a verified optimal balance between security and performance, are offered as default options.

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