Volunteering at BSides Orlando 2025 – Join Me at the Soldering Station!

Luciano Ferrari

22 Sep 2025 — 1 min read

This Saturday, I’ll be participating in BSides Orlando 2025, one of the most exciting community-driven security conferences in Florida. I’m thrilled to share that I’ll be volunteering at the soldering station, helping attendees learn, build, and hack with hands-on electronics.

Why BSides?

BSides conferences are special. They bring together hackers, researchers, and learners from all backgrounds to share knowledge, collaborate, and inspire the next generation of security professionals. Unlike massive industry events, BSides has a unique grassroots energy—where you can meet people face-to-face, ask questions, and get your hands dirty with real projects.

The Soldering Station

If you’re attending, stop by the soldering station! Whether it’s your first time holding a soldering iron or you’re already comfortable with hardware hacking, it’s an excellent opportunity to sharpen your skills and walk away with something you built yourself.

I’ll be there volunteering, answering questions, and sharing my experience from years of working in cybersecurity.

Learn Beyond the Conference

At LufSec.com, my mission is to make high-quality, advanced cybersecurity training accessible and affordable. My top courses right now include:

🚗 Car Hacking 101 – From key fob cracking to full system exploitation.
🌐 IoT Pentest & Exploitation – Hands-on techniques for securing (and breaking) the connected world.
🤖 Coming Soon: AI Hacking – Explore prompt exploits, adversarial ML, and the future of AI security.

To celebrate BSides Orlando, all courses are 50% off for the rest of this month with the code LUFSEC50.

👉 Check them out here: LufSec Courses

See You in Orlando!

I’m grateful to be part of the BSides community and look forward to spending Saturday building, learning, and connecting with fellow security enthusiasts.

If you’re attending BSides Orlando 2025, make sure to stop by the soldering station and say hi—I’d love to meet you!

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