NeuroVerse OS is built on a sovereignty-first security model.
This document explains how the system protects Operator identity, data, and cognition.
- Data belongs to the Operator
- Identity stays local
- Cognition cannot be centralized
- No system owns the Operator's mind
- Zero telemetry
- Zero analytics
- No server-side storage of personal data
- Are stored only in your browser
- Are never transmitted to NeuroVerse servers
- Are never logged
- Are never used outside your direct client request
- Can be deleted instantly from Settings
The Cognition OS does not — and cannot — access your keys.
[ Operator Device ]
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| (Local Storage: state + identity + lessons + Echelon memory)
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[ Browser Runtime ]
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| (Direct call with your key)
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[ AI Provider (OpenAI / Anthropic / Google / Local Host) ]
- NeuroVerse OS servers are never in the path
- The OS cannot read, capture, or relay cognition
| Threat | Risk | Mitigation |
|---|---|---|
| Server data leak | None | No data stored server-side |
| Man-in-the-middle | Low | HTTPS enforced end-to-end |
| AI key theft | Low | Keys stored only in browser; not logged |
| Cognition contamination | Low | Strict isolation between cognitive layers |
| Exec injection | Low | Sanitized user input; no eval |
| Supply chain | Medium | Build verification via /verify |
See the /verify page for:
- SHA256 checksum
- Git commit hash
- Running a reproducible local build
- Comparing production build to source
If you discover a vulnerability:
Email: security@neuroverse-os.dev
Subject: "Security Disclosure — URGENT"
We aim to respond within 48 hours.
NeuroVerse OS will never:
- Track users
- Collect identity
- Retain telemetry
- Centralize cognition
- Log or store user keys
- Sell data
- Monitor interactions
This is a Cognition OS — not a surveillance tool.
Security is not a feature.
It is the foundation of sovereignty.
Two Minds. One Mission. Save the World.