Add-on dossier
A linkable lifecycle record for hardware expansions, app ecosystems, firmware upgrades, cases, radio parts, and post-event badge experiments.
The README describes the BSidesPDX mask modification as using an Arduino Pro Micro-class board with ATmega32U4 and USB Micro instead of the original Arduino Nano approach.
Badge context
Arduino firmware source for BSides PDX speaker-gift modifications, NeoMatrix/NeoPixel mouth animation, microphone sampling, pushbutton standby, and scrolling BSidesPDX banner behavior.
Repository README source for Arduino Pro Micro, MAX4466 microphone module, flexible 8x8 WS2812 matrix, SMT switch, cotton face mask, USB power bank, wiring, library, and Arduino Leonardo programming workflow.
Official past-events index source for the October 23-24, 2020 BSidesPDX date range.
Official schedule source for the all-digital program, main presentation track, YouTube-linked talks, workshops, walkthrough track, and October 23, 2020 Friday program.
Official speaker-page source for the 2020 event context, including keynote and presenter roster; no speaker or event imagery is reused.
Official venue page documenting the 2020 edition as an all-digital conference with streaming and conferencing-application participation context.
Public PDX Badgers repository described as a talking LED mask for BSides 2020 presenters; GitHub metadata reports no repository license.
Source trail
Official lineage index for the October 23-24, 2020 BSidesPDX all-digital edition.
Primary official event source for the 2020 all-digital schedule, YouTube-linked program, workshop track, and walkthrough track context.
Primary official venue source documenting that BSidesPDX 2020 was all-digital, with streaming and conferencing-application participation.
Firmware source for the BSides PDX speaker-gift modifications, NeoMatrix mouth animation, microphone sampling, standby control, and scrolling BSidesPDX banner.
Hardware and wiring source for Arduino Pro Micro, MAX4466, flexible 8x8 WS2812 matrix, SMT switch, face mask, USB power bank, Arduino Leonardo programming, and required Adafruit libraries.
Public repository source described as a talking LED mask for BSides 2020 presenters; GitHub repository metadata reports no visible license.