Independent research proposes a theoretical neurosecurity framework to improve safety in brain-computer interfaces, indicating a novel approach to protect neural data.
This independent research manuscript proposes a theoretical neurosecurity framework for Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs), titled “Gamma-Wave Dynamic Encryption and Cognitive Firewalling for Brain-Computer Interfaces: A Theoretical Neurosecurity Framework.” The paper introduces a layered Neurosecurity Stack (NSS) composed of Gamma-Wave Dynamic Encryption (GWDE), Cognitive Firewall System (CFS), and Neural Continuity Assurance (NCA). The framework is designed to address emerging BCI security risks including neural data interception, cognitive biometric theft, adversarial stimulus injection, neurophishing, decoder poisoning, firmware compromise, and man-in-the-brain style attack scenarios. This manuscript is released as Version 1.0, Research-Grade Theoretical Framework Edition, authored independently by Anant Bhardwaj in May 2026.
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