This research explores secure personal authentication technologies amid the dynamic landscape of information technology. Traditional methods face vulnerabilities such as theft and replication, leading to an increased focus on robust biometric solutions. However, even advanced biometrics carry security risks. To address these concerns, we propose a novel approach using brainwaves signal recognition technology, offering non-reproducible, non-forgeable, and tamper-resistant advantages. Our method employs Graph Convolutional Networks (GCN) for feature extraction and recognition classification of brainwaves signals, reducing computational complexity. While the proposed GCN-based classification shows promise, further refinement is needed. This research contributes insights and methodologies to enhance secure personal authentication in the evolving technological landscape.
Swapnil R. JoshiDrew B. HeadleyK. C. HoDenis ParéSatish S. Nair
Jing ZhuChangting JiangJunhao ChenXiangbin LinRuilan YuXiaowei LiBin Hu
Keisuke YonedaAkisue KURAMOTONaoki Suganuma
Keisuke YonedaY. TakagiNaoki Suganuma
Zhe ChenChao CaiTianyue ZhengJun LuoJie XiongXin Wang