Every episode, newest first. Where zero-days, sports tech, and hardcore nerd culture collide.
Index //Showing 1–12 of 14 episodes, newest first
Industrial control systems don't stop at power grids. They run the scoreboards, turf systems, turnstiles, and fire loops in modern arenas. We walk through the attack surface of a stadium and how venue operators can segment it. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
Unencrypted telemetry, over-the-air updates, and what it takes to flash open firmware onto an e-bike controller you actually own. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
How Formula 1 teams move tire, engine, and strategy data from the car to the pit wall, and why that link is such a tempting target. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
From QMK firmware builds to malicious USB microcontrollers: why what clicks beneath your fingers deserves a threat model. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
Tracking beacons in pro sports, what a cheap software-defined radio can see, and where the line between curiosity and interference sits. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
CRT high-voltage hazards, JAMMA wiring, and bridging a 1990s arcade board onto a modern home network without getting burned. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
How stadium optical tracking follows a 100 mph fastball, where the sensor pipeline can be fooled, and what baseball teaches about edge compute reliability. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
The radio protocols behind paddock telemetry, what an eavesdropper could learn, and the threat model of a mobile team command trailer. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
Flashing open firmware on vintage hardware, dealing with the Intel Management Engine, and building a daily driver that stays off the cloud. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
Line-calling cameras, calibration drift, and what happens when the machine and the umpire disagree. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
Memory-safe languages fix a lot, but not everything. We dig into hardware-level bugs and what FPGAs let researchers do about them. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
Old protocols, new threat models: a love letter to IRC and the discipline of a minimal, well-understood toolchain. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.