Excellent show Jay, Andy & Intern (forgot your name, sorry!)

Great meeting you in person, talking shop and looking in-depth at the product. Looking forward to more in the future for sure. Exciting times for all eras of pinball.

-- Jimmy

Valid concern as far as systems design goes. However the OS in this instance only communicates with Scorbit via serial link over USB. So unless you can issue a buffer overrun through the scorbit interface into the primary game code on the host machine and some how smash your way into root (much harder with stack randomization and modern mitigation tactics), you're probably fine.

But the game designers at JJP aren't running Scorbit's code per-se on their box. They've merely written code to communicate with it just like any other dumb USB device.

and he could pwn way more than 1307 pinball machines!