Neural Noise- Secure LSL is a unified encryption architecture for the Lab Streaming Layer (LSL), described in a bioRxiv Neuroscience preprint.1
- LSL is widely used for synchronized multimodal biosignal recording in neuroscience research.1
- The standard LSL protocol transmits all data in plaintext.1
- Plaintext LSL streams leave sensitive neural and physiological recordings open to interception and tampering.1
- That exposure creates regulatory liability for clinical and commercial deployments across most major international jurisdictions.1
- Secure LSL adds a novel security layer that authenticates participants and encrypts LSL traffic for privacy-regulated use.1 1