ENI6MA’s patent‑pending encryption and interactive proofs replace passwords and device‑bound MFA with stateless, offline verification and short‑lived capabilities. No keys at rest. Built for consumers, enterprises, and autonomous agents, with stronger security, verifiable compliance, and lower total cost.
ENI6MA replaces passwords, MFA/FIDO, and biometrics with a mental, One‑Time Interactive Proof‑of‑Knowledge powered by post‑quantum symmetric primitives. The design is device‑ and network‑independent, unphishable, and agent‑safe, with deterministic, offline verification and tamper‑evident audit evidence.
A step-by-step process for cognitive, device-independent, and quantum-resistant authentication.
User establishes a secret and creates a mnemonic map, associating their secret with elements on a dynamic interface (grid, ring, or pattern).
A unique, randomized challenge is generated using quantum-safe entropy. The user interacts with a dynamic digital manifold projection that changes every session.
Instead of typing a secret, the user uses their mnemonic map to identify the correct sequence or pattern. Their interaction serves as the cognitive witness, a mental One-Time Interactive Proof-of-Knowledge proof.
A distributed network of verifiers checks the proof using cryptographic accumulators. No secret is ever revealed or stored. Multiple rounds build statistical certainty.
Dynamic, non‑reusable sessions eliminate phishing, SIM swaps, and replay attacks.
Deterministic checks on commodity CPUs—ideal for edge, air‑gapped, and regulated environments.
Ephemeral, scope‑bound capabilities replace long‑lived secrets and tokens—zero key sprawl.
Replace passwords and MFA with short‑lived capability proofs; improve UX, security, and compliance.
No OTPs or codes. Replay‑proof, privacy‑preserving authentication across apps and e‑commerce.
Stateless offline verification and tamper‑evident audit trails for regulated operations and privacy.
Offline attestation with firmware‑bound pools; no PKI ceremony or key sprawl.
Strict access controls for global digital infrastructure. MFA/2FA introduce complexity and vulnerabilities.
ENI6MA RBAC with Neuro-Metric Authentication and Rosario-Wang Proof. No MFA/2FA required.
Malicious actors or AIs can manipulate input data, causing incorrect decisions in critical applications.
Compromised training data can bias or manipulate AI behavior.
Attackers may extract sensitive information from AI models or determine if specific data was used in training.
Complex AI models are often "black boxes," making it hard to identify vulnerabilities or biases.
AI systems require large, sensitive datasets, increasing the risk of breaches and misuse.
What if the AI itself becomes the adversary? ENI6MA's dynamic, cognitive authentication ensures that even a compromised AI cannot steal or replay credentials.
Key safety themes guiding ENI6MA’s design, adapted from our AI Safety & Alignment work.
License the future of authentication: sales@eni6ma.org
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