SynapseSec

SynapseSec

Neural Signal Security for BCI Devices

About

I'm Muhammad Hassaan Tariq, a student in Islamabad, Pakistan. A few weeks ago, I got curious how devices like Neuralink protect the signal data they transmit, since it's literally data from your brain. So instead of just reading about it, I built something real. SynapseSec is a World's first working prototype demonstrating AES-256 encryption, device authentication, and real-time anomaly detection for BCI signals, with a live dashboard showing it all happen. It's a learning project, not production software, but every piece genuinely works — the encryption, the attack detection, all of it. Sharing it because I'd love feedback from anyone in security or neurotech, and because I want to keep building things like this.

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1mo ago

"SynapseSec 2.0 — Neural Security" - Post-quantum security for the brain-computer interface era

SynapseSec is a real-time security firewall for brain-computer interface (BCI) and neural signals. As neural devices grow, brain data becomes the most private data we have. SynapseSec protects it end to end: post-quantum encryption (ML-KEM-768 + AES-256), ML anomaly detection that blocks attacks in real time, and HMAC device authentication. A working, tested prototype with a live dashboard and lightweight design. Running on test signals, real hardware next. Built by a self-taught student. šŸ’š
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2mo ago

SynapseSec — Neural Signal Security - cybersecurity, BCI, brain computer interface,

SynapseSec is a real-time security firewall for brain-computer interface (BCI) and neural signals. As neural devices grow, brain data becomes the most private data we have. SynapseSec protects it end to end: šŸ” Post-quantum encryption (ML-KEM-768 + AES-256) 🧠 ML anomaly detection — blocks attacks in real time šŸ”‘ Device authentication šŸ“Š Live dashboard + attack simulation + efficiency meter Running on test signals. Built from scratch by a self-taught student. šŸ’š
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