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SAOv3 host with Hack@UCF SAO unlock
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expansion connector library
Repository-local Simple_Addon_v2 symbol and footprint library used by the J1 SAO Connector instance, identifying the earlier unlabelled 2x3 2.54 mm socket as a Shitty Add-On v2 compatible expansion surface.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
fabrication files
Per-layer Gerbers, NPTH and PTH drill files, and drill maps for bsidesorl-v1 committed to the public repository on September 1, 2026.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
fabrication record
September 29, 2026 organizer commit adding the EasyEDA Pro project and Gerber zip as ordered from JLCPCB for full-colour silkscreen, explaining the 3x5 panel and a JLC re-panelisation that slightly misaligned the colour art.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
firmware documentation
Firmware documentation for the production (R1) badge: pin map, headlight modes, fingerprint scan, Hack@UCF SAO unlock, post-flash self-test, the Lil Chompy and the World's Fair console adventure and its CTF flags, the PEEK memory-dump unlock, the SAOv3 host behaviour, and the flash budget.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
firmware release
Release published September 26, 2026, the conference day, with firmware.bin (16,304 bytes), firmware.elf, and pico_rvd_factory.uf2, the prebuilt picorvd-for-badges probe image the README says was used on the conference programmer SAOs.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
generated manufacturing output
September 1, 2026 organizer commit generating the BOM-bsidesorl-v1.csv, CPL-bsidesorl-v1.csv placement file, and GERBER-bsidesorl-v1.zip archive for JLCPCB. Generated output documents a ready-to-order design, not a confirmed order, fabricated board, or assembled unit.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
official badge design page
Official site page linked from the event navigation, merged into the organizer's site repository on September 25-26, 2026. Besides a 2026 badge-front design image whose alternative text describes a retro-futurist Orlando skyline with a monorail, a geodesic sphere, and a gator piloting a hovercar above a cream ID panel, a September 30 full-text review found self-assembly instructions: the badge arrives part-built with the microcontroller, reverse-mounted LEDs, and small parts pre-soldered, leaving four LEDs and an SAO connector for the front, a surface-mount power switch and battery holder for the back, and an unsoldered AAA battery, with Soldering Village help. It credits the badge PCB to kcolley and the badge art to Shep, and publishes no image licence.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
official badge documentation
Organizer README describing the retro-futurist World's Fair theme with Lil Chompy the alligator, the CH32V003, AAA-plus-TPS61021A power, three SK6812MINI-E LEDs, four self-blinking LEDs, two capacitive touch pads, the SAOv3 host and serial console, the repository layout, the factory flashing flow, and the RP2040-Zero programmer SAO that it says programmed all of the attendees' badges in the soldering village at BSides Orlando. Credits: PCB and firmware by Kevin Colley, art by Shep.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
official event page
Official Security BSides Orlando page for the September 25 pre-conference workshops and September 26, 2026 conference at Full Sail University. The September 27 through October 1, 2026 post-event rechecks after the elapsed conference date found the page still in pre-event wording, with a closed Call for Papers, future-tense schedule text, and no wrap-up, recap, or thank-you; the completion evidence comes from the organizer badge repository instead.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
official organization profile
The profile calls itself the official GitHub organization for Security BSides Orlando, links the event website, and describes Badge repositories as electronic badge firmware and designs.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
official venue page
Official event venue record for Full Sail Live, 141 University Park Dr, Winter Park, Florida.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
organizer badge hardware and firmware repository
Public organizer-published 2026 badge repository. Through September 21, 2026 it carried 14 hardware commits (August 4 to September 1) with KiCad 10 PCB, schematic, local libraries, and JLCPCB output. It returned 404 from the September 25 recheck, one day before the conference, through September 29, and was public again on October 1, 2026 after September 29-30 pushes adding the badge firmware (commit dated September 22), the production PCB and EasyEDA project as ordered, a README, programmer-SAO build instructions, and render and photo assets. No repository licence is declared.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
planned PCB layout
Primary board-layout source for the revised design, including the August 15 commit trail's lanyard and SAO-tether holes. It is not a fabrication result, assembly record, or rights-cleared hero-image source.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
planned hardware schematic
Primary source for the revised design: a CH32V003F4P6 microcontroller, TPS61021ADSGR boost converter, three SK6812MINI-E reverse-mount addressable LEDs, the retained Breathing and Fast Blink 3 mm LEDs, a TPD4E05U06 ESD array, an SAO Connector on a 2x3 socket, a 1x AAA cell, and the MST22D18G2 125 power switch. Its title block reads BSides Orlando Badge 2026, rev R1, dated 2026-08-31, company Kevin Colley.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
production bill of materials
Production BOM naming LCSC part numbers for the CH32V003F4P6, SI2302S, three SK6812MINI-E, TPD4E05U06DQAR, TPS61021ADSGR, and the supporting passives, inductor, and switch.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
repository metadata
GitHub API source for the August 4, 2026 creation, September 1, 2026 last push, main default branch, and null detected license field on the September 21 pass. The September 25, 27, 28, and 29, 2026 rechecks of the same endpoint returned 404; the October 1, 2026 recheck returned the repository again with a September 30, 2026 last push and a still-null licence field.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
GitHub API · retrieved 2026-10-01
Primary metadata source for repository creation on August 4, 2026, main branch, no description, and null detected license. The September 25 through 29, 2026 rechecks returned 404; the October 1 recheck returned the repository with a September 30, 2026 last push, a null licence field, and one v1.0.0 release.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Kevin Colley / Security BSides Orlando · retrieved 2026-10-01
Organizer commit stating the board was ordered from JLCPCB with full-colour silkscreen via EasyEDA Pro on a 3x5 panel, with slightly misaligned colour art after JLC re-panelisation. It documents the order, not the quantity.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Kevin Colley / Security BSides Orlando · retrieved 2026-09-21
September 1, 2026 commit message declaring the final schematic ready to order, paired with the rev R1 title block. A commit statement is design intent, not a purchase, fabrication, or delivery record.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Kevin Colley / Security BSides Orlando · retrieved 2026-09-21
September 1, 2026 commit adding the JLCPCB Gerbers, BOM, and CPL production outputs to the public repository.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Kevin Colley / Security BSides Orlando · retrieved 2026-09-21
August 30, 2026 commit message referencing a prototype-driven redesign of the earlier August snapshot. The repository carries no prototype photo, assembly record, or test report, so the prototype reference stays a commit-message statement.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Kevin Colley / Security BSides Orlando / GitHub · retrieved 2026-10-01
Primary organizer post-event source for the badge feature list, theme, credits, and the statement that the standalone programmer SAOs were used at BSides Orlando for programming all of the attendees' badges in the soldering village. It is the basis for marking the edition completed and for the on-site programming claim; it gives no badge count.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Kevin Colley / Security BSides Orlando / GitHub · retrieved 2026-10-01
Primary firmware source for the pin map, LED and touch behaviour, SAOv3 host, self-test, and the Lil Chompy and the World's Fair CTF. The source files carry no licence header and the repository declares none.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Security BSides Orlando · retrieved 2026-09-30
Primary organizer-controlled badge page, served with a September 26, 2026 last-modified date. The September 28 pass recorded only its heading and badge-front artwork; the September 30 full-text review corrects that reading: the page describes a part-built soldering kit whose microcontroller and reverse-mounted LEDs arrive pre-soldered, with four LEDs, an SAO connector, a surface-mount power switch, a battery holder, and an AAA battery left to the attendee, notes that the six-pin SAO socket is keyed notch-up, and credits Badge PCB by kcolley and badge art by Shep. The kit list matches the archived CH32V003 design's retained through-hole LEDs, SAO socket, MST22D18G2 switch, and AAA holder, but the page states no ticket inclusion, count, or pickup outcome.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Security BSides Orlando · retrieved 2026-09-21
Primary organizer-controlled venue source for Full Sail Live at 141 University Park Dr, Winter Park, Florida.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Security BSides Orlando · retrieved 2026-09-30
Primary organizer-controlled source for the September 25 workshops, September 26, 2026 conference date, Full Sail University context, and its GitHub footer link. As of the September 28, 2026 recheck the site's Explore navigation links a Build Your Badge page, the first official-site badge surface recovered, while the page itself still carries pre-event wording with no wrap-up in the September 29 through October 1 rechecks.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Security BSides Orlando / GitHub · retrieved 2026-10-01
Release published 2026-09-26T08:58Z. The downloaded firmware.bin is 16,304 bytes with SHA-256 467fb2778a4d7e0b6261a14a5cd5b43edad5ca57e82f64904ce966f6eba7abee and contains the BSO_2026 settings magic and console strings matching the published source.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Security BSides Orlando / GitHub · retrieved 2026-09-21
Primary production-BOM source with LCSC part numbers for the CH32V003F4P6, SI2302S, SK6812MINI-E, TPD4E05U06DQAR, TPS61021ADSGR, and supporting passives. The through-hole discrete LEDs and AAA holder are not SMT-assembly lines and are absent from this SMT BOM.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Security BSides Orlando / GitHub · retrieved 2026-09-21
Primary organization source calling itself Security BSides Orlando's official GitHub organization and describing its Badge repositories as electronic badge firmware and designs.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Security BSides Orlando / GitHub · retrieved 2026-09-21
Primary PCB-layout source for the revised design; it does not prove fabrication, population, field use, or image-reuse rights.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Security BSides Orlando / GitHub · retrieved 2026-09-21
Primary schematic source for U1 CH32V003F4P6, U2 TPS61021ADSGR, D1-D3 SK6812MINI-E, D5 Breathing 3mm LED, D6-D8 Fast Blink 3mm LED, D4 TPD4E05U06DQAR, J1 SAO Connector, BT1 1x AAA, SW1 MST22D18G2 125, and Q1 SI2302S, plus the rev R1 title block dated 2026-08-31 naming Kevin Colley.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge
Security BSides Orlando / GitHub · retrieved 2026-10-01
Primary organizer-published repository source. The September 21 pass documented 14 hardware commits from August 4 to September 1, 2026; the repository returned 404 from September 25 through September 29 and was public again on October 1, 2026 with September 29-30 pushes adding firmware, the as-ordered EasyEDA project and Gerbers, and a README. The temporary unavailability is documented as a source fact without inferring a reason.
Badge: BSides Orlando 2026 Electronic Badge