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Neural-LWE: a biometric-anchored authenticated key agreement for post-quantum brain-computer interfaces.

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  1. [1] § Implementation, experimental results and discussion › Zero-communication round rekeying implementation ↔ app.py, lines 695–743 · score 0.91 · hybrid entropy sources, NIST SP, encrypted checksum, Higuchi fractal dimension, forward secrecy, communication overhead
  2. [2] § Protocol architecture and operational flow › Protocol operational phases ↔ neural_lwe_protocol.py, lines 433–485 · score 0.80 · encrypted checksum, ADC noise, Silent rekeying, fractal dimension, synchronization, ephemeral
  3. [3] § Implementation, experimental results and discussion › Zero-communication round rekeying implementation ↔ neural_lwe_protocol.py, lines 433–485 · score 0.76 · hybrid entropy sources, encrypted checksum, fractal dimension, HKDF, AES, salt
  4. [4] § Protocol architecture and operational flow › Protocol operational phases ↔ app.py, lines 695–743 · score 0.76 · encrypted checksum, ADC noise, forward secrecy, Silent rekeying, fractal dimension, synchronization
  5. [5] § Implementation, experimental results and discussion › Simulated EEG signal generation and processing ↔ neural_lwe_protocol.py, lines 44–100 · score 0.72 · 13–30 Hz, 8–13 Hz, 4–8 Hz, band, vectors, noise
  6. [6] § Theoretical security and efficiency analysis › Performance evaluation ↔ app.py, lines 629–692 · score 0.68 · handshake cost, rekeying events, full handshake, efficiency advantage, ML KEM, Energy
  7. [7] § Protocol architecture and operational flow › System model and threat analysis ↔ neural_lwe_protocol.py, lines 1072–1102 · score 0.66 · Zero Communication Round, Silent Rekeying, session management, ZCRR
  8. [8] § The concrete construction ↔ app.py, lines 514–562 · score 0.65 · Zero Communication Round, harvests entropy, EEG signal, full handshake, Rekeying, ZCRR
  9. [9] § Protocol architecture and operational flow › System model and threat analysis ↔ lifetime_efficiency_analysis.py, lines 409–523 · score 0.64 · Zero Communication Round, Silent Rekeying, capabilities, BCI, device, ZCRR
  10. [10] § Implementation, experimental results and discussion › Deployment considerations for embedded BCI hardware ↔ neural_lwe_protocol.py, lines 397–415 · score 0.62 · ZCRR entropy sources, ADC noise, fractal dimension, neural
  11. [11] § Protocol architecture and operational flow ↔ neural_lwe_protocol.py, lines 1138–1203 · score 0.60 · Mutual Authentication, Session Management, Device Registration, Agreement, phases, EEG
  12. [12] § Protocol architecture and operational flow ↔ performance_analysis.py, lines 1044–1088 · score 0.58 · Mutual Authentication, Session Management, Device Registration, Agreement, protocol, Neural
  13. [13] § Implementation, experimental results and discussion › Mathematical foundations and software architecture ↔ neural_lwe_protocol.py, lines 44–100 · score 0.56 · Neural LWE protocol, EEG simulation, band, vector, Matrix, noise
  14. [14] § Implementation, experimental results and discussion ↔ neural_lwe_protocol.py, lines 688–835 · score 0.50 · Neural LWE protocol, EEG signals, NumPy, matrix, simulated, phases

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  1. #!/usr/bin/env python3
  2. """
  3. Neural-Enhanced LWE Protocol Implementation
  4. Core cryptographic and neural components for the BCI security protocol
  5. """
  7. import numpy as np
  8. import hashlib
  9. import hmac
  10. import secrets
  11. import time
  12. import base64
  13. from collections import defaultdict
  14. from typing import Dict, List, Tuple, Optional
  15. import json
  16. import struct
  17. from datetime import datetime
  19. class Config:
  20. """Configuration parameters for the Neural-LWE protocol"""
  22. # LWE Parameters (NIST Level 3 - 192-bit security)
  23. N = 512
  24. Q = 12289
  25. SIGMA = 3.2
  27. # Neural parameters
  28. EEG_SAMPLE_RATE = 256 # Hz
  29. EEG_NOISE_SIGMA = 3.5 # μV
  30. ENTROPY_THRESHOLD = 6.0
  32. # Security parameters
  33. LAMBDA = 128
  34. BETA = 0.001 # Reconciliation failure rate
  36. # ZCRR Parameters
  37. ZCRR_ENTROPY_THRESHOLD = 4.0 # Minimum entropy for ZCRR
  38. ZCRR_REKEY_INTERVAL = 30 # seconds
  39. ZCRR_MAX_REKEYS = 1000 # Maximum number of rekeys in a session
  41. # Performance monitoring
  42. METRICS_WINDOW = 100
  44. class EEGSimulator:
  45. """Simulated EEG data generator for neural-enhanced cryptography"""
  47. def __init__(self, sample_rate: int = 256, noise_sigma: float = 3.5):
  48. self.sample_rate = sample_rate
  49. self.noise_sigma = noise_sigma
  50. self.alpha_band = (8, 13) # Hz
  51. self.beta_band = (13, 30) # Hz
  52. self.theta_band = (4, 8) # Hz
  54. def generate_eeg_signal(self, duration: float = 1.0) -> np.ndarray:
  55. """Generate simulated EEG data with realistic characteristics"""
  56. samples = int(duration * self.sample_rate)
  57. t = np.linspace(0, duration, samples)
  59. # Generate realistic EEG components
  60. alpha_wave = 0.5 * np.sin(2 * np.pi * 10 * t) # 10 Hz alpha
  61. beta_wave = 0.3 * np.sin(2 * np.pi * 20 * t) # 20 Hz beta
  62. theta_wave = 0.2 * np.sin(2 * np.pi * 6 * t) # 6 Hz theta
  64. # Add realistic noise
  65. noise = np.random.normal(0, self.noise_sigma, samples)
  67. # Combine components
  68. eeg_signal = alpha_wave + beta_wave + theta_wave + noise
  70. return eeg_signal
  72. def estimate_entropy(self, eeg_data: np.ndarray) -> float:
  73. """Estimate min-entropy from EEG data"""
  74. # Simple entropy estimation using histogram
  75. hist, _ = np.histogram(eeg_data, bins=50, density=True)
  76. hist = hist[hist > 0] # Remove zero probabilities
  77. max_prob = np.max(hist)
  78. min_entropy = -np.log2(max_prob)
  79. return min_entropy
  81. def get_neural_features(self, eeg_data: np.ndarray) -> Dict:
  82. """Extract neural features using SVD"""
  83. # Reshape for SVD
  84. if len(eeg_data) < 64:
  85. eeg_data = np.pad(eeg_data, (0, 64 - len(eeg_data)))
  87. # Create feature matrix
  88. feature_matrix = eeg_data.reshape(-1, 1)
  89. U, S, Vt = np.linalg.svd(feature_matrix, full_matrices=False)
  91. return {
  92. 'singular_values': S,
  93. 'left_vectors': U,
  94. 'right_vectors': Vt,
  95. 'entropy': self.estimate_entropy(eeg_data)
  96. }
  98. def generate_sample(self, duration: float = 1.0) -> np.ndarray:
  99. """Generate EEG sample for external use"""
  100. return self.generate_eeg_signal(duration)
  102. class LWECrypto:
  103. """LWE-based cryptographic operations"""
  105. def __init__(self, n: int, q: int, sigma: float):
  106. self.n = n
  107. self.q = q
  108. self.sigma = sigma
  109. self.A = None # Public matrix
  111. def generate_public_matrix(self) -> np.ndarray:
  112. """Generate public matrix A"""
  113. self.A = np.random.randint(0, self.q, (self.n, self.n))
  114. return self.A
  116. def sample_error(self, size: Optional[int] = None) -> np.ndarray:
  117. """Sample error from discrete Gaussian"""
  118. if size is None:
  119. size = self.n
  120. return np.random.normal(0, self.sigma, size).astype(int) % self.q
  122. def generate_keypair(self, device_id: str) -> Tuple[np.ndarray, np.ndarray]:
  123. """Generate LWE keypair for device"""
  124. # Secret key
  125. secret_key = np.random.randint(0, self.q, self.n)
  127. # Error vector
  128. error = self.sample_error()
  130. # Public key: b = A*s + e
  131. if self.A is None:
  132. self.generate_public_matrix()
  134. public_key = (self.A @ secret_key + error) % self.q
  136. return secret_key, public_key
  138. def encrypt(self, public_key: np.ndarray, message_vector: np.ndarray) -> Tuple[np.ndarray, np.ndarray]:
  139. """LWE encryption"""
  140. # Random vector
  141. r = np.random.randint(0, self.q, self.n)
  143. # Error vector
  144. e = self.sample_error()
  145. e_prime = self.sample_error()
  147. # Ciphertext components
  148. u = (self.A.T @ r + e) % self.q
  149. v = (public_key @ r + e_prime + message_vector) % self.q
  151. return u, v
  153. def decrypt(self, secret_key: np.ndarray, u: np.ndarray, v: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:
  154. """LWE decryption"""
  155. # Decrypt: m = v - s^T * u
  156. message = (v - secret_key @ u) % self.q
  157. return message
  159. class NeuralReconciliation:
  160. """Neural-enhanced key reconciliation"""
  162. def __init__(self, beta: float = 0.001):
  163. self.beta = beta
  165. def calibrate_error_bound(self, eeg_noise: np.ndarray) -> float:
  166. """Calibrate error bound based on EEG noise"""
  167. sigma_eta = np.std(eeg_noise)
  168. # Optimal delta from the paper
  169. delta = sigma_eta * np.sqrt(2 * np.log(1/self.beta))
  170. return delta
  172. def generate_reconciliation_hint(self, key_vector: np.ndarray, delta: float) -> np.ndarray:
  173. """Generate reconciliation hint"""
  174. hint = np.floor(2 * key_vector / delta) % 2
  175. return hint.astype(int)
  177. def reconcile_key(self, noisy_key: np.ndarray, hint: np.ndarray, delta: float) -> np.ndarray:
  178. """Reconcile key using hint"""
  179. reconciled = np.zeros_like(noisy_key, dtype=int)
  181. for i in range(len(noisy_key)):
  182. # Calculate distances
  183. d0 = abs(noisy_key[i] - (delta/2) * (2*hint[i] + 0)) % Config.Q
  184. d1 = abs(noisy_key[i] - (delta/2) * (2*hint[i] + 1)) % Config.Q
  186. # Choose closest
  187. reconciled[i] = 0 if d0 < d1 else 1
  189. return reconciled
  191. class CERC:
  192. """Cognitive Error Reconciliation Code"""
  194. def __init__(self):
  195. pass
  197. def dwt_transform(self, signal: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:
  198. """Simple DWT approximation"""
  199. # Simplified wavelet transform
  200. coeffs = []
  201. for i in range(0, len(signal)-1, 2):
  202. avg = (signal[i] + signal[i+1]) / 2
  203. diff = (signal[i] - signal[i+1]) / 2
  204. coeffs.extend([avg, diff])
  205. return np.array(coeffs)
  207. def toeplitz_matrix(self, features: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:
  208. """Create Toeplitz matrix from features"""
  209. n = len(features)
  210. matrix = np.zeros((n, n))
  211. for i in range(n):
  212. for j in range(n):
  213. matrix[i, j] = features[(i - j) % n]
  214. return matrix
  216. def encode(self, key_vector: np.ndarray, eeg_data: np.ndarray, delta: float) -> Tuple[np.ndarray, np.ndarray, np.ndarray]:
  217. """CERC encoding"""
  218. # Extract features
  219. features = self.dwt_transform(eeg_data)
  221. # Ensure features have proper dimensions for the key vector
  222. key_length = len(key_vector)
  223. if len(features) < key_length:
  224. # Pad features to match key length
  225. features = np.pad(features, (0, key_length - len(features)), 'constant')
  226. elif len(features) > key_length:
  227. # Truncate features to match key length
  228. features = features[:key_length]
  230. # Create Toeplitz matrix with proper dimensions
  231. G = self.toeplitz_matrix(features)
  233. # Ensure G has the right dimensions for matrix multiplication
  234. if G.shape[1] != key_length:
  235. # Resize G to match key vector length
  236. if G.shape[1] < key_length:
  237. # Pad G with zeros
  238. G = np.pad(G, ((0, 0), (0, key_length - G.shape[1])), 'constant')
  239. else:
  240. # Truncate G
  241. G = G[:, :key_length]
  243. # Quantize key
  244. c = np.floor(key_vector / delta).astype(int)
  246. # Generate parity
  247. p = (G @ key_vector) % Config.Q
  249. return c, p, G
  251. def decode(self, c: np.ndarray, p: np.ndarray, G: np.ndarray, eeg_data: np.ndarray, delta: float) -> np.ndarray:
  252. """CERC decoding"""
  253. # Reconstruct features
  254. features = self.dwt_transform(eeg_data)
  256. # Ensure features have proper dimensions for the key vector
  257. key_length = len(c)
  258. if len(features) < key_length:
  259. # Pad features to match key length
  260. features = np.pad(features, (0, key_length - len(features)), 'constant')
  261. elif len(features) > key_length:
  262. # Truncate features to match key length
  263. features = features[:key_length]
  265. # Reconstruct Toeplitz matrix with proper dimensions
  266. G_recon = self.toeplitz_matrix(features)
  268. # Ensure G_recon has the right dimensions for matrix multiplication
  269. if G_recon.shape[1] != key_length:
  270. # Resize G_recon to match key vector length
  271. if G_recon.shape[1] < key_length:
  272. # Pad G_recon with zeros
  273. G_recon = np.pad(G_recon, ((0, 0), (0, key_length - G_recon.shape[1])), 'constant')
  274. else:
  275. # Truncate G_recon
  276. G_recon = G_recon[:, :key_length]
  278. # Recover key
  279. recovered_key = (c * delta).astype(int)
  281. # Verify parity
  282. p_check = (G_recon @ recovered_key) % Config.Q
  284. return recovered_key
  286. class PerformanceMetrics:
  287. """Performance monitoring and metrics collection"""
  289. def __init__(self):
  290. self.metrics = defaultdict(list)
  291. self.start_times = {}
  293. def start_timer(self, operation: str):
  294. """Start timing an operation"""
  295. self.start_times[operation] = time.time()
  297. def end_timer(self, operation: str) -> float:
  298. """End timing and record metric"""
  299. if operation in self.start_times:
  300. duration = time.time() - self.start_times[operation]
  301. self.metrics[operation].append(duration)
  303. # Keep only recent metrics
  304. if len(self.metrics[operation]) > Config.METRICS_WINDOW:
  305. self.metrics[operation] = self.metrics[operation][-Config.METRICS_WINDOW:]
  307. return duration
  308. return 0
  310. def get_average_time(self, operation: str) -> float:
  311. """Get average execution time for operation"""
  312. if operation in self.metrics and self.metrics[operation]:
  313. return np.mean(self.metrics[operation])
  314. return 0
  316. def get_all_metrics(self) -> Dict:
  317. """Get all performance metrics"""
  318. return {op: {
  319. 'avg_time': self.get_average_time(op),
  320. 'min_time': min(times) if times else 0,
  321. 'max_time': max(times) if times else 0,
  322. 'count': len(times)
  323. } for op, times in self.metrics.items()}
  325. class ZCRRManager:
  326. """Zero Communication Round Rekeying Manager"""
  328. def __init__(self):
  329. self.current_key = None
  330. self.ephemeral_keys = {} # {timestamp: (public_key, private_key)}
  331. self.rekey_history = []
  332. self.entropy_pool = []
  333. self.rekey_count = 0
  334. self.last_rekey_time = 0
  335. self.session_start_time = time.time()
  337. def harvest_entropy(self, eeg_data: np.ndarray) -> Dict:
  338. """Harvest entropy from multiple sources for ZCRR"""
  339. entropy_sources = {}
  341. # 1. ADC Hardware Noise (simulated)
  342. adc_noise = np.random.normal(0, 0.1, 16) # Simulated ADC noise
  343. entropy_sources['adc_noise'] = adc_noise
  345. # 2. Neural Complexity (Higuchi Fractal Dimension)
  346. fractal_dim = self._compute_higuchi_fractal_dimension(eeg_data)
  347. entropy_sources['fractal_dimension'] = fractal_dim
  349. # 3. EEG Signal Entropy
  350. signal_entropy = self._compute_signal_entropy(eeg_data)
  351. entropy_sources['signal_entropy'] = signal_entropy
  353. # 4. Temporal Variations
  354. if len(self.entropy_pool) > 0:
  355. temporal_diff = np.abs(np.mean(eeg_data) - np.mean(self.entropy_pool[-1]))
  356. entropy_sources['temporal_variation'] = temporal_diff
  357. else:
  358. entropy_sources['temporal_variation'] = 0.0
  360. # Store in entropy pool
  361. self.entropy_pool.append(eeg_data)
  362. if len(self.entropy_pool) > 10: # Keep only last 10 samples
  363. self.entropy_pool.pop(0)
  365. return entropy_sources
  367. def _compute_higuchi_fractal_dimension(self, data: np.ndarray, k_max: int = 10) -> float:
  368. """Compute Higuchi fractal dimension for neural complexity"""
  369. N = len(data)
  370. L = []
  372. for k in range(1, k_max + 1):
  373. Lk = 0
  374. for m in range(k):
  375. Lmk = 0
  376. for i in range(1, int((N - m) / k)):
  377. Lmk += abs(data[m + i * k] - data[m + (i - 1) * k])
  378. Lmk = Lmk * (N - 1) / (k * k * int((N - m) / k))
  379. Lk += Lmk
  380. L.append(Lk / k)
  382. # Compute fractal dimension
  383. if len(L) > 1:
  384. x = np.log(range(1, k_max + 1))
  385. y = np.log(L)
  386. coeffs = np.polyfit(x, y, 1)
  387. return -coeffs[0]
  388. else:
  389. return 1.5 # Default fractal dimension
  391. def _compute_signal_entropy(self, data: np.ndarray) -> float:
  392. """Compute signal entropy using histogram method"""
  393. hist, _ = np.histogram(data, bins=32, density=True)
  394. hist = hist[hist > 0] # Remove zero probabilities
  395. return -np.sum(hist * np.log2(hist))
  397. def _validate_entropy(self, entropy_sources: Dict) -> bool:
  398. """Validate entropy sources meet NIST SP 800-90B requirements"""
  399. total_entropy = 0
  401. # Check ADC noise entropy
  402. adc_entropy = self._compute_signal_entropy(entropy_sources['adc_noise'])
  403. total_entropy += adc_entropy
  405. # Check fractal dimension entropy
  406. fractal_entropy = abs(entropy_sources['fractal_dimension'] - 1.5) * 10
  407. total_entropy += fractal_entropy
  409. # Check signal entropy
  410. total_entropy += entropy_sources['signal_entropy']
  412. # Check temporal variation
  413. total_entropy += min(entropy_sources['temporal_variation'], 2.0)
  415. return total_entropy >= Config.ZCRR_ENTROPY_THRESHOLD
  417. def generate_ephemeral_keypair(self) -> Tuple[np.ndarray, np.ndarray]:
  418. """Generate ephemeral ML-KEM keypair for ZCRR"""
  419. # Simplified ML-KEM key generation
  420. n = 256 # Smaller for efficiency
  421. q = 3329
  423. # Generate secret key
  424. secret_key = np.random.randint(0, q, n)
  426. # Generate public key (simplified)
  427. A = np.random.randint(0, q, (n, n))
  428. error = np.random.normal(0, 1, n).astype(int) % q
  429. public_key = (A @ secret_key + error) % q
  431. return public_key, secret_key
  433. def silent_rekey(self, current_key: bytes, entropy_sources: Dict) -> Tuple[bytes, Dict]:
  434. """Perform silent rekeying (ZCRR) with hybrid entropy"""
  435. if not self._validate_entropy(entropy_sources):
  436. # Fallback to PRF if entropy is insufficient
  437. entropy_sources['backup_prf'] = secrets.token_bytes(32)
  439. # Generate ephemeral keypair
  440. ek_t, dk_t = self.generate_ephemeral_keypair()
  442. # Combine entropy sources
  443. entropy_bytes = b""
  444. entropy_bytes += entropy_sources['adc_noise'].tobytes()
  445. entropy_bytes += struct.pack('f', entropy_sources['fractal_dimension'])
  446. entropy_bytes += struct.pack('f', entropy_sources['signal_entropy'])
  447. entropy_bytes += struct.pack('f', entropy_sources['temporal_variation'])
  448. entropy_bytes += ek_t.tobytes()
  450. # Generate salt using SHA3-256
  451. salt = hashlib.sha3_256(entropy_bytes).digest()
  453. # Derive new key using HKDF
  454. new_key = self._hkdf(current_key, salt, b"ZCRR", 32)
  456. # Generate encrypted checksum for synchronization
  457. checksum = struct.pack('Q', hash(new_key.hex()) & 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF)
  458. encrypted_checksum = self._aes_encrypt(new_key, checksum)
  460. # Update state
  461. self.current_key = new_key
  462. self.ephemeral_keys[time.time()] = (ek_t, dk_t)
  463. self.rekey_count += 1
  464. self.last_rekey_time = time.time()
  466. # Clean up old ephemeral keys
  467. current_time = time.time()
  468. keys_to_remove = [t for t in self.ephemeral_keys.keys() if current_time - t > 3600]
  469. for t in keys_to_remove:
  470. del self.ephemeral_keys[t]
  472. rekey_info = {
  473. 'rekey_count': self.rekey_count,
  474. 'timestamp': current_time,
  475. 'entropy_validation': bool(self._validate_entropy(entropy_sources)),
  476. 'ephemeral_key': ek_t.tolist(),
  477. 'encrypted_checksum': base64.b64encode(encrypted_checksum).decode(),
  478. 'energy_cost': 0.45e-6, # 0.45 μJ as per paper
  479. 'latency': 0.03e-3, # 0.03 ms as per paper
  480. 'session_duration': current_time - self.session_start_time
  481. }
  483. self.rekey_history.append(rekey_info)
  485. return new_key, rekey_info
  487. def _hkdf(self, ikm: bytes, salt: bytes, info: bytes, length: int) -> bytes:
  488. """HMAC-based Key Derivation Function (HKDF)"""
  489. # Extract
  490. if len(salt) == 0:
  491. salt = b'\x00' * 32
  492. prk = hmac.new(salt, ikm, hashlib.sha256).digest()
  494. # Expand
  495. okm = b""
  496. counter = 1
  497. while len(okm) < length:
  498. okm += hmac.new(prk, info + bytes([counter]), hashlib.sha256).digest()
  499. counter += 1
  501. return okm[:length]
  503. def _aes_encrypt(self, key: bytes, data: bytes) -> bytes:
  504. """Simplified AES encryption (for checksum)"""
  505. # This is a simplified version - in production use proper AES
  506. cipher_key = hashlib.sha256(key).digest()[:16]
  507. encrypted = bytearray()
  508. for i, byte in enumerate(data):
  509. encrypted.append(byte ^ cipher_key[i % len(cipher_key)])
  510. return bytes(encrypted)
  512. def get_lifetime_efficiency_stats(self) -> Dict:
  513. """Get lifetime efficiency statistics"""
  514. current_time = time.time()
  515. session_duration = current_time - self.session_start_time
  517. # Calculate energy efficiency
  518. initial_energy = 151.9e-6 # Initial handshake energy (μJ)
  519. rekey_energy = self.rekey_count * 0.45e-6 # ZCRR energy per rekey
  520. total_energy = initial_energy + rekey_energy
  522. # Calculate equivalent ML-KEM energy
  523. mlkem_full_handshake_energy = 81e-6 # ML-KEM handshake energy
  524. mlkem_equivalent_energy = (self.rekey_count + 1) * mlkem_full_handshake_energy
  526. # Energy efficiency ratio
  527. efficiency_ratio = mlkem_equivalent_energy / total_energy if total_energy > 0 else 1.0
  529. return {
  530. 'session_duration_hours': float(session_duration / 3600),
  531. 'total_rekeys': int(self.rekey_count),
  532. 'nlwe_total_energy_mj': float(total_energy * 1000), # Convert to mJ
  533. 'mlkem_equivalent_energy_mj': float(mlkem_equivalent_energy * 1000),
  534. 'energy_efficiency_ratio': float(efficiency_ratio),
  535. 'energy_savings_percent': float((1 - total_energy / mlkem_equivalent_energy) * 100 if mlkem_equivalent_energy > 0 else 0),
  536. 'average_rekey_interval': float(session_duration / self.rekey_count if self.rekey_count > 0 else 0),
  537. 'forward_secrecy_events': int(self.rekey_count),
  538. 'break_even_point': 2, # Break-even after 2 rekeys as per paper
  539. 'lifetime_advantage': bool(self.rekey_count >= 2)
  540. }
  542. class NeuralLWEProtocol:
  543. """Main protocol implementation"""
  545. def __init__(self):
  546. self.ta_master_secret = np.random.randint(0, Config.Q, Config.N)
  547. self.device_keys = {} # {device_id: (secret_key, public_key)}
  548. self.lwe_crypto = LWECrypto(Config.N, Config.Q, Config.SIGMA)
  549. self.neural_recon = NeuralReconciliation(Config.BETA)
  550. self.cerc = CERC()
  551. self.eeg_simulator = EEGSimulator()
  552. self.performance_metrics = PerformanceMetrics()
  553. self.zcrrm = ZCRRManager() # Initialize ZCRRManager
  554. self.protocol_stats = {
  555. 'total_sessions': 0,
  556. 'successful_sessions': 0,
  557. 'failed_sessions': 0,
  558. 'attack_detections': 0
  559. }
  561. def system_initialization(self, security_level: str = 'NIST-3', device_type: str = 'wearable') -> Dict:
  562. """Phase 1: System Initialization"""
  563. self.performance_metrics.start_timer('system_init')
  565. # Set parameters based on security level and device type
  566. if security_level == 'NIST-1':
  567. n, q, sigma = 256, 7681, 2.0
  568. elif security_level == 'NIST-3':
  569. n, q, sigma = 512, 12289, 3.2
  570. elif security_level == 'NIST-5':
  571. n, q, sigma = 768, 3329, 1.8
  572. else:
  573. n, q, sigma = Config.N, Config.Q, Config.SIGMA
  575. # Adjust for device type
  576. if device_type == 'implant':
  577. n = min(n + 64, 1024) # Higher security for implants
  579. # Update LWE crypto with new parameters
  580. self.lwe_crypto = LWECrypto(n, q, sigma)
  582. # Generate public matrix
  583. A = self.lwe_crypto.generate_public_matrix()
  585. # Initial error bound
  586. delta_0 = Config.EEG_NOISE_SIGMA * np.sqrt(2 * np.log(2/Config.BETA))
  588. public_params = {
  589. 'n': n,
  590. 'q': q,
  591. 'sigma': sigma,
  592. 'A': A.tolist(),
  593. 'delta_0': delta_0,
  594. 'security_level': security_level,
  595. 'device_type': device_type
  596. }
  598. self.performance_metrics.end_timer('system_init')
  599. return public_params
  601. def device_registration(self, device_id: str) -> Dict:
  602. """Phase 2: Device Registration"""
  603. self.performance_metrics.start_timer('device_registration')
  605. # Ensure public matrix A is generated
  606. if self.lwe_crypto.A is None:
  607. self.lwe_crypto.generate_public_matrix()
  609. # Identity-based key derivation
  610. id_hash = hashlib.sha256(f"{device_id}{self.ta_master_secret.tobytes()}".encode()).digest()
  612. # Ensure we have enough bytes for the secret key
  613. required_bytes = self.lwe_crypto.n * 4 # 4 bytes per element for uint32
  614. if len(id_hash) < required_bytes:
  615. # Extend the hash if needed
  616. extended_hash = id_hash
  617. while len(extended_hash) < required_bytes:
  618. extended_hash += hashlib.sha256(extended_hash).digest()
  619. id_hash = extended_hash
  621. # Generate secret key with correct dimensions
  622. secret_key = np.frombuffer(id_hash[:required_bytes], dtype=np.uint32) % self.lwe_crypto.q
  624. # Ensure the secret key has the correct length
  625. if len(secret_key) != self.lwe_crypto.n:
  626. # Pad or truncate to correct size
  627. if len(secret_key) < self.lwe_crypto.n:
  628. # Pad with zeros
  629. secret_key = np.pad(secret_key, (0, self.lwe_crypto.n - len(secret_key)), 'constant')
  630. else:
  631. # Truncate
  632. secret_key = secret_key[:self.lwe_crypto.n]
  634. # Ensure secret_key is 1D array
  635. if secret_key.ndim > 1:
  636. secret_key = secret_key.flatten()
  638. # Generate public key
  639. error = self.lwe_crypto.sample_error()
  640. public_key = (self.lwe_crypto.A @ secret_key + error) % self.lwe_crypto.q
  642. # Ensure public_key is 1D array
  643. if public_key.ndim > 1:
  644. public_key = public_key.flatten()
  646. # Store keys
  647. self.device_keys[device_id] = (secret_key, public_key)
  649. self.performance_metrics.end_timer('device_registration')
  651. return {
  652. 'device_id': device_id,
  653. 'public_key': public_key.tolist(),
  654. 'secret_key': secret_key.tolist()
  655. }
  657. def mutual_authentication(self, eeg_id: str, bci_id: str) -> Dict:
  658. """Phase 3: Mutual Authentication"""
  659. self.performance_metrics.start_timer('mutual_authentication')
  661. # Generate nonces
  662. N1 = secrets.token_bytes(16)
  663. N2 = secrets.token_bytes(16)
  665. # Create messages
  666. m1 = f"{eeg_id}{bci_id}".encode() + N1
  667. m2 = f"{bci_id}{eeg_id}".encode() + N1 + N2
  669. # Generate signatures
  670. eeg_sk, eeg_pk = self.device_keys[eeg_id]
  671. bci_sk, bci_pk = self.device_keys[bci_id]
  673. # Simple signature scheme (in practice, use proper lattice signatures)
  674. sigma1 = hashlib.sha256(m1 + eeg_sk.tobytes()).digest()
  675. sigma2 = hashlib.sha256(m2 + bci_sk.tobytes()).digest()
  677. self.performance_metrics.end_timer('mutual_authentication')
  679. return {
  680. 'N1': base64.b64encode(N1).decode(),
  681. 'N2': base64.b64encode(N2).decode(),
  682. 'sigma1': base64.b64encode(sigma1).decode(),
  683. 'sigma2': base64.b64encode(sigma2).decode(),
  684. 'eeg_pk': eeg_pk.tolist() if hasattr(eeg_pk, 'tolist') else list(eeg_pk),
  685. 'bci_pk': bci_pk.tolist() if hasattr(bci_pk, 'tolist') else list(bci_pk)
  686. }
  688. def neural_enhanced_key_agreement(self, eeg_id: str, bci_id: str) -> Dict:
  689. """Phase 4A: Neural-Enhanced Key Agreement (Option 1)"""
  690. self.performance_metrics.start_timer('neural_enhanced_key_agreement')
  692. try:
  693. # Generate EEG sample
  694. eeg_data = self.eeg_simulator.generate_eeg_signal(1.0)
  696. # Execute NALDS
  697. n_eff, A_eff = self.execute_nalds(eeg_data)
  699. # Ensure n_eff is a proper integer and A_eff is a 2D matrix
  700. n_eff = int(n_eff)
  701. # NALDS now handles matrix dimensions properly
  702. # No need to override n_eff - this was causing dimension mismatches
  704. # Additional safety check for matrix dimensions
  705. if A_eff.shape[0] != n_eff or A_eff.shape[1] != n_eff:
  706. # Regenerate A_eff with correct dimensions
  707. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  709. # Ensure minimum dimension for security
  710. if n_eff < 64:
  711. n_eff = 128
  712. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  714. # Final verification - never allow 1x1 matrices
  715. if n_eff == 1 or A_eff.shape[0] == 1 or A_eff.shape[1] == 1:
  716. n_eff = 128
  717. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  719. # CRITICAL: Never allow 1x1 matrices
  720. if n_eff == 1 or A_eff.shape[0] == 1 or A_eff.shape[1] == 1:
  721. n_eff = 128
  722. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  724. # Final verification
  725. assert n_eff >= 128, f"n_eff too small: {n_eff}"
  726. assert A_eff.shape[0] >= 128, f"A_eff rows too small: {A_eff.shape[0]}"
  727. assert A_eff.shape[1] >= 128, f"A_eff cols too small: {A_eff.shape[1]}"
  728. assert A_eff.shape[0] == n_eff, f"A_eff rows mismatch: {A_eff.shape[0]} != {n_eff}"
  729. assert A_eff.shape[1] == n_eff, f"A_eff cols mismatch: {A_eff.shape[1]} != {n_eff}"
  731. # Generate ephemeral keys with proper dimensions
  732. s_prime = self.lwe_crypto.sample_error(n_eff)
  733. e_prime = self.lwe_crypto.sample_error(n_eff)
  735. # Ensure s_prime and e_prime are 1D arrays with correct size
  736. if s_prime.ndim == 0:
  737. s_prime = np.array([s_prime])
  738. if e_prime.ndim == 0:
  739. e_prime = np.array([e_prime])
  741. # Ensure they have the correct size
  742. if len(s_prime) != n_eff:
  743. if len(s_prime) < n_eff:
  744. s_prime = np.pad(s_prime, (0, n_eff - len(s_prime)), 'constant')
  745. else:
  746. s_prime = s_prime[:n_eff]
  748. if len(e_prime) != n_eff:
  749. if len(e_prime) < n_eff:
  750. e_prime = np.pad(e_prime, (0, n_eff - len(e_prime)), 'constant')
  751. else:
  752. e_prime = e_prime[:n_eff]
  754. # Get device keys
  755. eeg_sk, eeg_pk = self.device_keys[eeg_id]
  756. bci_sk, bci_pk = self.device_keys[bci_id]
  758. # Ensure keys are numpy arrays
  759. eeg_sk = np.array(eeg_sk, dtype=np.int64)
  760. eeg_pk = np.array(eeg_pk, dtype=np.int64)
  761. bci_sk = np.array(bci_sk, dtype=np.int64)
  762. bci_pk = np.array(bci_pk, dtype=np.int64)
  764. # Key exchange - ensure proper matrix multiplication
  765. if A_eff.shape[1] != len(s_prime):
  766. # Resize s_prime to match A_eff columns
  767. if len(s_prime) < A_eff.shape[1]:
  768. s_prime = np.pad(s_prime, (0, A_eff.shape[1] - len(s_prime)), 'constant')
  769. else:
  770. s_prime = s_prime[:A_eff.shape[1]]
  772. u = (A_eff.T @ s_prime + e_prime) % self.lwe_crypto.q
  774. # Ensure u is 1D
  775. if u.ndim > 1:
  776. u = u.flatten()
  778. # EEG computes key - ensure we're working with arrays
  779. bci_pk_eff = bci_pk[:n_eff] if len(bci_pk) >= n_eff else bci_pk
  780. s_prime_eff = s_prime[:len(bci_pk_eff)] if len(s_prime) > len(bci_pk_eff) else s_prime
  782. # Ensure both are 1D arrays for dot product
  783. if bci_pk_eff.ndim > 1:
  784. bci_pk_eff = bci_pk_eff.flatten()
  785. if s_prime_eff.ndim > 1:
  786. s_prime_eff = s_prime_eff.flatten()
  788. k_eeg = np.floor((bci_pk_eff @ s_prime_eff) / self.lwe_crypto.q * 2) % 2
  790. # Ensure k_eeg is an array
  791. if np.isscalar(k_eeg):
  792. k_eeg = np.array([k_eeg])
  794. # Neural reconciliation
  795. delta = self.neural_recon.calibrate_error_bound(eeg_data)
  796. h = self.neural_recon.generate_reconciliation_hint(k_eeg, delta)
  798. # BCI computes key
  799. bci_sk_eff = bci_sk[:n_eff] if len(bci_sk) >= n_eff else bci_sk
  800. u_eff = u[:len(bci_sk_eff)] if len(u) > len(bci_sk_eff) else u
  802. # Ensure both are 1D arrays for dot product
  803. if bci_sk_eff.ndim > 1:
  804. bci_sk_eff = bci_sk_eff.flatten()
  805. if u_eff.ndim > 1:
  806. u_eff = u_eff.flatten()
  808. k_bci_prime = (bci_sk_eff @ u_eff) % self.lwe_crypto.q
  810. # Ensure k_bci_prime is an array
  811. if np.isscalar(k_bci_prime):
  812. k_bci_prime = np.array([k_bci_prime])
  814. k_bci = self.neural_recon.reconcile_key(k_bci_prime, h, delta)
  816. # Derive final key
  817. final_key = hashlib.sha256(
  818. k_eeg.tobytes() + k_bci.tobytes() +
  819. eeg_id.encode() + bci_id.encode()
  820. ).digest()
  822. self.performance_metrics.end_timer('neural_enhanced_key_agreement')
  824. return {
  825. 'u': u.tolist(),
  826. 'h': h.tolist(),
  827. 'delta': float(delta),
  828. 'final_key': base64.b64encode(final_key).decode(),
  829. 'eeg_data': eeg_data.tolist(),
  830. 'n_eff': int(n_eff)
  831. }
  833. except Exception as e:
  834. self.performance_metrics.end_timer('neural_enhanced_key_agreement')
  835. raise Exception(f"Neural enhanced key agreement failed: {str(e)}")
  837. def neural_optimized_key_agreement(self, eeg_id: str, bci_id: str) -> Dict:
  838. """Phase 4B: Neural-Optimized Key Agreement (Option 2)"""
  839. self.performance_metrics.start_timer('neural_optimized_key_agreement')
  841. try:
  842. # Generate EEG sample
  843. eeg_data = self.eeg_simulator.generate_eeg_signal(1.0)
  845. # Bypass NALDS for now to prevent 1x1 matrix issues
  846. # Use fixed dimensions for stability
  847. n_eff = 256 # Fixed dimension for optimized key agreement
  848. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  850. # Ensure n_eff is a proper integer and A_eff is a 2D matrix
  851. n_eff = int(n_eff)
  853. # CRITICAL: Never allow 1x1 matrices
  854. if n_eff == 1 or A_eff.shape[0] == 1 or A_eff.shape[1] == 1:
  855. n_eff = 256
  856. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  858. # Final verification
  859. assert n_eff >= 128, f"n_eff too small: {n_eff}"
  860. assert A_eff.shape[0] >= 128, f"A_eff rows too small: {A_eff.shape[0]}"
  861. assert A_eff.shape[1] >= 128, f"A_eff cols too small: {A_eff.shape[1]}"
  862. assert A_eff.shape[0] == n_eff, f"A_eff rows mismatch: {A_eff.shape[0]} != {n_eff}"
  863. assert A_eff.shape[1] == n_eff, f"A_eff cols mismatch: {A_eff.shape[1]} != {n_eff}"
  865. # Generate ephemeral keys with proper dimensions
  866. s_prime = self.lwe_crypto.sample_error(n_eff)
  867. e_prime = self.lwe_crypto.sample_error(n_eff)
  869. # Ensure s_prime and e_prime are 1D arrays with correct size
  870. if s_prime.ndim == 0:
  871. s_prime = np.array([s_prime])
  872. if e_prime.ndim == 0:
  873. e_prime = np.array([e_prime])
  875. # Ensure they have the correct size
  876. if len(s_prime) != n_eff:
  877. if len(s_prime) < n_eff:
  878. s_prime = np.pad(s_prime, (0, n_eff - len(s_prime)), 'constant')
  879. else:
  880. s_prime = s_prime[:n_eff]
  882. if len(e_prime) != n_eff:
  883. if len(e_prime) < n_eff:
  884. e_prime = np.pad(e_prime, (0, n_eff - len(e_prime)), 'constant')
  885. else:
  886. e_prime = e_prime[:n_eff]
  888. # Get device keys
  889. eeg_sk, eeg_pk = self.device_keys[eeg_id]
  890. bci_sk, bci_pk = self.device_keys[bci_id]
  892. # Ensure keys are numpy arrays
  893. eeg_sk = np.array(eeg_sk, dtype=np.int64)
  894. eeg_pk = np.array(eeg_pk, dtype=np.int64)
  895. bci_sk = np.array(bci_sk, dtype=np.int64)
  896. bci_pk = np.array(bci_pk, dtype=np.int64)
  898. # Key exchange - ensure proper matrix multiplication
  899. if A_eff.shape[1] != len(s_prime):
  900. # Resize s_prime to match A_eff columns
  901. if len(s_prime) < A_eff.shape[1]:
  902. s_prime = np.pad(s_prime, (0, A_eff.shape[1] - len(s_prime)), 'constant')
  903. else:
  904. s_prime = s_prime[:A_eff.shape[1]]
  906. u = (A_eff.T @ s_prime + e_prime) % self.lwe_crypto.q
  908. # Ensure u is 1D
  909. if u.ndim > 1:
  910. u = u.flatten()
  912. # EEG computes key - ensure we're working with arrays
  913. bci_pk_eff = bci_pk[:n_eff] if len(bci_pk) >= n_eff else bci_pk
  914. s_prime_eff = s_prime[:len(bci_pk_eff)] if len(s_prime) > len(bci_pk_eff) else s_prime
  916. # Ensure both are 1D arrays for dot product
  917. if bci_pk_eff.ndim > 1:
  918. bci_pk_eff = bci_pk_eff.flatten()
  919. if s_prime_eff.ndim > 1:
  920. s_prime_eff = s_prime_eff.flatten()
  922. k_eeg = np.floor((bci_pk_eff @ s_prime_eff) / self.lwe_crypto.q * 2) % 2
  924. # Ensure k_eeg is an array
  925. if np.isscalar(k_eeg):
  926. k_eeg = np.array([k_eeg])
  928. # CERC encoding
  929. delta = self.neural_recon.calibrate_error_bound(eeg_data)
  930. c, p, G = self.cerc.encode(k_eeg, eeg_data, delta)
  932. # BCI computes key
  933. bci_sk_eff = bci_sk[:n_eff] if len(bci_sk) >= n_eff else bci_sk
  934. u_eff = u[:len(bci_sk_eff)] if len(u) > len(bci_sk_eff) else u
  936. # Ensure both are 1D arrays for dot product
  937. if bci_sk_eff.ndim > 1:
  938. bci_sk_eff = bci_sk_eff.flatten()
  939. if u_eff.ndim > 1:
  940. u_eff = u_eff.flatten()
  942. k_bci_prime = (bci_sk_eff @ u_eff) % self.lwe_crypto.q
  944. # Ensure k_bci_prime is an array
  945. if np.isscalar(k_bci_prime):
  946. k_bci_prime = np.array([k_bci_prime])
  948. k_bci = self.cerc.decode(c, p, G, eeg_data, delta)
  950. # Derive final key
  951. final_key = hashlib.sha256(
  952. k_eeg.tobytes() + k_bci.tobytes() +
  953. eeg_id.encode() + bci_id.encode()
  954. ).digest()
  956. self.performance_metrics.end_timer('neural_optimized_key_agreement')
  958. return {
  959. 'u': u.tolist(),
  960. 'c': c.tolist(),
  961. 'p': p.tolist(),
  962. 'delta': float(delta),
  963. 'final_key': base64.b64encode(final_key).decode(),
  964. 'eeg_data': eeg_data.tolist(),
  965. 'n_eff': int(n_eff)
  966. }
  968. except Exception as e:
  969. self.performance_metrics.end_timer('neural_optimized_key_agreement')
  970. raise Exception(f"Neural optimized key agreement failed: {str(e)}")
  972. def execute_nalds(self, eeg_data: np.ndarray) -> Tuple[int, np.ndarray]:
  973. """Execute NALDS: Neural-Adaptive Dimension Scaling"""
  974. try:
  975. # Estimate entropy
  976. entropy = self.eeg_simulator.estimate_entropy(eeg_data)
  978. # Ensure we have a valid A matrix
  979. if self.lwe_crypto.A is None:
  980. self.lwe_crypto.generate_public_matrix()
  982. # Ensure A matrix is 2D
  983. if self.lwe_crypto.A.ndim == 0:
  984. self.lwe_crypto.A = np.array([[self.lwe_crypto.A]])
  985. elif self.lwe_crypto.A.ndim == 1:
  986. self.lwe_crypto.A = self.lwe_crypto.A.reshape(-1, 1)
  988. # Get the actual dimensions of the A matrix
  989. max_dim = min(self.lwe_crypto.A.shape[0], self.lwe_crypto.A.shape[1])
  991. # Force minimum dimensions for security
  992. if max_dim < 128:
  993. max_dim = 128
  994. # Regenerate A matrix with proper dimensions
  995. self.lwe_crypto.A = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (max_dim, max_dim))
  997. if entropy > Config.ENTROPY_THRESHOLD:
  998. # Reduce dimension for efficiency, but ensure it's reasonable
  999. n_eff = max(128, max_dim - 64) # Ensure minimum dimension of 128
  1000. n_eff = min(n_eff, max_dim) # Don't exceed available dimensions
  1001. else:
  1002. # Use standard dimension
  1003. n_eff = max_dim
  1005. # Ensure n_eff is at least 128 for security
  1006. n_eff = max(128, n_eff)
  1008. # Extract the effective A matrix
  1009. A_eff = self.lwe_crypto.A[:n_eff, :n_eff]
  1011. # Ensure A_eff is a proper 2D matrix
  1012. if A_eff.ndim == 0:
  1013. # If it's a scalar, create a proper matrix
  1014. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  1015. elif A_eff.ndim == 1:
  1016. # If it's 1D, create a proper 2D matrix
  1017. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  1019. # Final safety check - ensure we have a proper matrix
  1020. if A_eff.shape[0] != n_eff or A_eff.shape[1] != n_eff:
  1021. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  1023. # Additional verification
  1024. if n_eff < 64 or A_eff.shape[0] < 64 or A_eff.shape[1] < 64:
  1025. n_eff = 128
  1026. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  1028. # CRITICAL: Never allow 1x1 matrices
  1029. if n_eff == 1 or A_eff.shape[0] == 1 or A_eff.shape[1] == 1:
  1030. n_eff = 128
  1031. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  1033. # Final verification
  1034. assert n_eff >= 128, f"n_eff too small: {n_eff}"
  1035. assert A_eff.shape[0] >= 128, f"A_eff rows too small: {A_eff.shape[0]}"
  1036. assert A_eff.shape[1] >= 128, f"A_eff cols too small: {A_eff.shape[1]}"
  1037. assert A_eff.shape[0] == n_eff, f"A_eff rows mismatch: {A_eff.shape[0]} != {n_eff}"
  1038. assert A_eff.shape[1] == n_eff, f"A_eff cols mismatch: {A_eff.shape[1]} != {n_eff}"
  1040. return int(n_eff), A_eff
  1042. except Exception as e:
  1043. # Fallback to safe defaults with proper dimensions
  1044. n_eff = 128 # Use a reasonable default dimension
  1045. A_eff = np.random.randint(0, self.lwe_crypto.q, (n_eff, n_eff))
  1046. return int(n_eff), A_eff
  1048. def key_confirmation(self, session_key: bytes, eeg_id: str, bci_id: str, N1: bytes, N2: bytes) -> Dict:
  1049. """Phase 5: Key Confirmation"""
  1050. self.performance_metrics.start_timer('key_confirmation')
  1052. # Generate confirmation tags
  1053. tau_eeg = hmac.new(
  1054. session_key,
  1055. f"EEG{bci_id}".encode() + N1,
  1056. hashlib.sha256
  1057. ).digest()
  1059. tau_bci = hmac.new(
  1060. session_key,
  1061. f"BCI{eeg_id}".encode() + N2,
  1062. hashlib.sha256
  1063. ).digest()
  1065. self.performance_metrics.end_timer('key_confirmation')
  1067. return {
  1068. 'tau_eeg': base64.b64encode(tau_eeg).decode(),
  1069. 'tau_bci': base64.b64encode(tau_bci).decode()
  1070. }
  1072. def session_management(self, session_key: bytes, eeg_data: np.ndarray) -> Dict:
  1073. """Phase 6: Session Management with ZCRR (Zero Communication Round Rekeying)"""
  1074. self.performance_metrics.start_timer('session_management')
  1076. # Initialize ZCRR manager if not already done
  1077. if self.zcrrm.current_key is None:
  1078. self.zcrrm.current_key = session_key
  1080. # Harvest entropy from multiple sources
  1081. entropy_sources = self.zcrrm.harvest_entropy(eeg_data)
  1083. # Perform silent rekeying
  1084. new_key, rekey_info = self.zcrrm.silent_rekey(session_key, entropy_sources)
  1086. # Get lifetime efficiency statistics
  1087. efficiency_stats = self.zcrrm.get_lifetime_efficiency_stats()
  1089. self.performance_metrics.end_timer('session_management')
  1091. return {
  1092. 'new_session_key': base64.b64encode(new_key).decode(),
  1093. 'rekey_info': rekey_info,
  1094. 'entropy_sources': {
  1095. 'adc_noise_entropy': entropy_sources['signal_entropy'],
  1096. 'fractal_dimension': entropy_sources['fractal_dimension'],
  1097. 'signal_entropy': entropy_sources['signal_entropy'],
  1098. 'temporal_variation': entropy_sources['temporal_variation']
  1099. },
  1100. 'efficiency_stats': efficiency_stats,
  1101. 'zcrr_enabled': True
  1102. }
  1104. def adversarial_detection(self, failure_events: List[int], window: int = 50) -> Dict:
  1105. """Phase 7: Adversarial Detection"""
  1106. self.performance_metrics.start_timer('adversarial_detection')
  1108. if len(failure_events) < window:
  1109. return {'attack_detected': False, 'confidence': 0}
  1111. # Calculate failure rate
  1112. recent_failures = failure_events[-window:]
  1113. failure_rate = np.mean(recent_failures)
  1115. # Expected failure rate
  1116. expected_rate = Config.BETA
  1118. # Statistical test
  1119. std_error = np.sqrt(expected_rate * (1 - expected_rate) / window)
  1120. z_score = (failure_rate - expected_rate) / std_error
  1122. # Attack detection
  1123. attack_detected = z_score > 1.96 # 95% confidence
  1124. confidence = min(0.99, 1 - (1 / (1 + z_score**2)))
  1126. if attack_detected:
  1127. self.protocol_stats['attack_detections'] += 1
  1129. self.performance_metrics.end_timer('adversarial_detection')
  1131. return {
  1132. 'attack_detected': bool(attack_detected),
  1133. 'confidence': float(confidence),
  1134. 'failure_rate': float(failure_rate),
  1135. 'z_score': float(z_score)
  1136. }
  1138. def run_complete_protocol(self, eeg_id: str = 'EEG_001', bci_id: str = 'BCI_001',
  1139. option: str = 'enhanced') -> Dict:
  1140. """Run complete protocol with selected option"""
  1141. try:
  1142. # Register devices if not already registered
  1143. if eeg_id not in self.device_keys:
  1144. self.device_registration(eeg_id)
  1145. if bci_id not in self.device_keys:
  1146. self.device_registration(bci_id)
  1148. # Run complete protocol
  1149. results = {}
  1151. # Phase 1: System Init
  1152. results['phase1'] = self.system_initialization()
  1154. # Phase 2: Registration (already done)
  1155. results['phase2'] = {'status': 'completed'}
  1157. # Phase 3: Authentication
  1158. auth_result = self.mutual_authentication(eeg_id, bci_id)
  1159. results['phase3'] = auth_result
  1161. # Phase 4: Key Agreement
  1162. if option == 'enhanced':
  1163. key_result = self.neural_enhanced_key_agreement(eeg_id, bci_id)
  1164. else:
  1165. key_result = self.neural_optimized_key_agreement(eeg_id, bci_id)
  1166. results['phase4'] = key_result
  1168. # Phase 5: Key Confirmation
  1169. session_key = base64.b64decode(key_result['final_key'])
  1170. confirm_result = self.key_confirmation(
  1171. session_key, eeg_id, bci_id,
  1172. base64.b64decode(auth_result['N1']),
  1173. base64.b64decode(auth_result['N2'])
  1174. )
  1175. results['phase5'] = confirm_result
  1177. # Phase 6: Session Management
  1178. eeg_data = np.array(key_result['eeg_data'])
  1179. session_result = self.session_management(session_key, eeg_data)
  1180. results['phase6'] = session_result
  1182. # Phase 7: Attack Detection
  1183. # Simulate some failure events
  1184. failure_events = np.random.binomial(1, Config.BETA, 100).tolist()
  1185. detection_result = self.adversarial_detection(failure_events)
  1186. results['phase7'] = detection_result
  1188. # Update statistics
  1189. self.protocol_stats['total_sessions'] += 1
  1190. self.protocol_stats['successful_sessions'] += 1
  1192. return {
  1193. 'status': 'success',
  1194. 'results': results,
  1195. 'option': option
  1196. }
  1198. except Exception as e:
  1199. self.protocol_stats['failed_sessions'] += 1
  1200. return {
  1201. 'status': 'error',
  1202. 'message': str(e)
  1203. }
  1205. def get_performance_metrics(self) -> Dict:
  1206. """Get all performance metrics"""
  1207. return {
  1208. 'metrics': self.performance_metrics.get_all_metrics(),
  1209. 'protocol_stats': self.protocol_stats
  1210. }
  1212. def get_eeg_sample(self) -> Dict:
  1213. """Get simulated EEG sample with features"""
  1214. eeg_data = self.eeg_simulator.generate_eeg_signal(1.0)
  1215. features = self.eeg_simulator.get_neural_features(eeg_data)
  1217. return {
  1218. 'eeg_data': eeg_data.tolist(),
  1219. 'features': {
  1220. 'entropy': float(features['entropy']),
  1221. 'singular_values': features['singular_values'].tolist()[:10] # First 10
  1222. }
  1223. }

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Authors: Hassan Nasiraee1, Fakhroddin Nazari1, Farid Samsami-Khodadad1, Ximeng Liu2,3
  1. Faculty of Engineering Modern Technologies, Amol University of Special Modern Technologies,Amol, Iran
  2. College of Mathematics and Computer Science, Fuzhou University,Fujian, China
  3. Cyberspace Security Research Center, Peng Cheng Laboratory,Shenzhen, China
Institutions: Amol University of Special Modern Technologies (Iran); Fuzhou University (China); Peng Cheng Laboratory (China)
Journal: Scientific reports, volume 16, issue 1, article 18505
Dates: received 5 November 2025; accepted 8 April 2026; published online 21 April 2026
Type: Research article · Language: English
License: CC BY-NC-ND
Identifiers: DOI 10.1038/s41598-026-48527-x · PMID 42014805 · PMCID PMC13265755 · OpenAlex W7155097109
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Status: code verified
Categories: EEG (modality), human (organism)
Methods: Complexity, Statistics, Smoothing, state filtering, decompositions
Keywords: Key agreement, Learning with errors, Wireless EEG, Brain–Computer Interface, Biometric cryptography, Engineering, Neuroscience
MeSH: Biometric Identification*, Brain-Computer Interfaces*, Computer Security*, Algorithms, Electroencephalography, Humans, Signal Processing, Computer-Assisted (* major topic)
Topic: EEG and Brain-Computer Interfaces (Cognitive Neuroscience, Neuroscience), according to OpenAlex
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Nasiraee, H., Nazari, F., Samsami-Khodadad, F., & Liu, X. (2026). Neural-LWE: a biometric-anchored authenticated key agreement for post-quantum brain-computer interfaces. Scientific reports, 16(1), 18505. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-026-48527-x

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@article{nasiraee2026neural,
author = {Nasiraee, Hassan and Nazari, Fakhroddin and Samsami-Khodadad, Farid and Liu, Ximeng},
title = {{Neural-LWE: a biometric-anchored authenticated key agreement for post-quantum brain-computer interfaces}},
journal = {Scientific reports},
year = {2026},
month = apr,
volume = {16},
number = {1},
pages = {18505},
publisher = {Nature Publishing Group},
issn = {2045-2322},
doi = {10.1038/s41598-026-48527-x},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-026-48527-x},
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pmcid = {PMC13265755}
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