Japan's Ruling Party Approves Cybersecurity Proposal to Track Illegal Crypto Assets on Oct 22

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According to CoinPost, on October 22, Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party approved a cybersecurity proposal calling for the establishment of a Prime Minister-led cyber response headquarters to strengthen national defense against cyber threats. The proposal requires police authorities to collaborate with the FBI and Europol to dismantle criminal infrastructure and actively track illegally obtained crypto assets through international joint investigations. Additionally, the proposal mandates accelerated migration to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) for government critical systems, with particular attention to Bitcoin's vulnerability to future quantum computing threats.
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