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Notes, experiments, and write-ups on security, platform engineering, and whatever hardware I’ve taken apart lately. Also home to the hands-on workshops that come out of those weekend rabbit holes.

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Roald Nefs

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CTO at Warpnet

We help organizations build and secure systems, from code and cloud infrastructure to the hardware and protocols behind it. Security research, pentesting, and platform engineering, all in one team.

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Workshops & talks

Hands-on automotive security and hardware hacking sessions for conferences, meetups, and internal training days. From a one-hour talk to a full day in the lab.

Attendees at the Car Hacking Village booth at BSides Luxembourg 2026, with instrument clusters and laptops on a workshop table. A powered Škoda Fabia instrument cluster on a workshop bench beside a laptop running the WebUSB CAN console.
Car Hacking Village at BSides Luxembourg 2026 · Photos: DLH · See past sessions →

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Building a Car Hacking Test Bench

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Modern cars are computers on wheel, dozens of ECUs, multiple busses, wireless interfaces, and a threat model that keeps expanding. For the past few years I …

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