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<article-title>Enciphering the Thoughts: Towards an Ultimate Information Security </article-title>
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<author>Danilo Valeros Bernardo  </author>

<aff>Research Institute, Db2Powerhouse- Social Enterprise, Sydney Australia. </aff>

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<p> Researches in biomedical engineering and neuro-computing have been instrumental to the development of new concepts and ideas which eventuate to their practical applications to various industries in the recent years. Technology such as Brain Computer Interface (BCI) has become an important driver in the advancement of human interaction in the gaming industry, and most importantly a driver in the health area with the aim of solving practical problems. But problems in information security field have continually been challenging. Without doubt, fast development in networks and systems also increases security threats. In this paper, we further push the boundary of the use of BCI and introduce a novel way of addressing these threats. By applying BCI in the area of information security, we look at enciphering the information before they get translated into distinguishable semantics and texts.  </p><p><italic>Keywords: </italic>ERP, BCI, Neurophysiology, Electroencephalographic, Encipher. </p>
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