Adversarial defense and hardware you control
Zero days, firmware reversing, supply-chain attacks, and practical threat models without vendor noise.
A cybersecurity show about life, sports, and being a nerd. Hardened technical analysis meets sports and nerd culture.

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.
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Every Monday the show rotates through security, sports, and nerd life, and usually finds where they collide.
Zero days, firmware reversing, supply-chain attacks, and practical threat models without vendor noise.
Tracking systems, stadium networks, telemetry, and the statistical models behind modern sport.
Homelabs, mechanical keyboards, vintage hardware, synths, and the joy of taking things apart.
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.
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