Lifecycle

Add-ons & Upgrades

Badge ecosystems keep moving after handout: apps, hexpansions, SAOs, antennas, cases, repair parts, firmware updates, and post-event hardware experiments.

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NorthSec 2025 Badge first-hand writeup

soldering challenge

Soldering village eight-LED challenge add-on

The 2025 soldering-village writeup documents an add-on challenge with eight LEDs, polarity/defect debugging, VCC and pin behavior, SAO table context, scrambled code recovery, and final flag submission.

Compatibility: NorthSec 2025 Badge and soldering village

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Tildagon ongoing

sound-to-light app

TGSTL

Tony Goacher's TGSTL app turns a SparkFun sound detector into a Tildagon sound-to-light path, tying the app store to a physical sensor hexpansion.

Compatibility: Tildagon OS with SparkFun sound-detector hardware

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Hackover 2013 Badge historical

source-code lifecycle

Firmware and schematics archive path

The Hackover archive preserved firmware and schematic git clone commands after the event, including a note that KiCad-free users could find schematic PDFs under plots/schematics.

Compatibility: Hackover 2013 badge

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special access artifact

Legacy Black Badge award

The first-hand writeup describes DerbyCon's black badge as the event's lifetime-ticket equivalent and frames this build as the Legacy Black Badge artifact.

Compatibility: DerbyCon 7.0 Legacy Black Badge

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SAINTCON 2022 MiniBadge Collection officially documented

sponsor artifact

Sponsor MiniBadges

The sponsor category records badges designed by or for sponsors, including Arctic Wolf, Check Point, CompuNet, UETN, and Valcom entries with sponsor-booth acquisition framing.

Compatibility: SAINTCON 2022 sponsor booths

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sponsorship evidence

Lanyard sponsor trail

The same official sponsors page lists a separate Lanyard Sponsor category, naming HackerOne, so the record keeps badge and lanyard artifact evidence linked but distinct.

Compatibility: Nullcon Goa 2018 Conference Badge

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LCA2016 ESPlant source-backed

support microcontroller

STM32F042 bridge microcontroller

An onboard STM32F042 acted as USB/serial interface and I2C ADC bridge, with ESP_Kwai library support and STM firmware material in the repository.

Compatibility: LCA2016 ESPlant

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DEF CON 33 Badge documented

temporary credential

Cash-line paper badge fallback

DEF CON's August 7, 2025 news notice says attendees in the cash line were receiving paper badges because the main badge shipment was delayed.

Compatibility: DEF CON 33 registration

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Disobey 2026 Badge source-backed

third-party firmware examples

Rust games and demos

The Rust repository documents badge examples including Breakout, Skyroads, Snake, Space Shooter, demoscene, shader, vector demo, display tests, LED bars, microphone, name-tag, scrolling, vibration, and async task-switch examples.

Compatibility: Disobey 2026 Badge

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Disobey 2026 Badge source-backed

third-party firmware library

Rust support library

The MIT-licensed disobey2026badge crate and repository expose Rust APIs for the ST7789 display, nine GPIO buttons, WS2812 LEDs, display backlight, and vibration motor.

Compatibility: Disobey 2026 Badge

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training workflow

E-ALE seminar sequence

The LCA2019 E-ALE schedule used the board across a three-day sequence covering walkthrough, GPIO/libgpiod, SPI/spidev, I2C/i2cdev, IoT/cloud, and security topics.

Compatibility: LCA2019 E-ALE Floral Bonnet

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