seller availability and fulfillment record
Tindie calls FrogStar a Defcon pickup preorder and says leftovers would be posted after the con. A separate live Uberflux listing shows $80, seven sold, 23 remaining, a DEF CON 34 drop label, and $11 USPS Flat Rate shipping. These seller contexts do not prove common inventory, an original DC33 allocation, final stock, payment, pickup, shipment, refund, replacement, or completed fulfillment.
Compatibility: FrogStar Badge (DEF CON 33); later seller listings do not change its 2025 event identity
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seller availability and funding context
The product and Hacker Couture list show $125, while the Hak4Kidz Lab profile says all proceeds support its mission and ethos. These statements do not establish inventory, payment, quantity, fulfillment, the amount or destination of any particular proceeds, tax treatment, charitable accounting, or completed donation outcome.
Compatibility: Masonic33 Indie Puzzle Badge (DEF CON 33)
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seller availability record
The seller page shows $100, an out-of-stock notice, and wording that the product has been sold out since September 13, 2025. This seller state does not establish shared inventory with the $140 Hacker Couture list, production quantity, buyers, payment, pickup, shipping, refunds, replacements, support, or completed delivery.
Compatibility: Gunslinger-B-Gone Badge and Sheriff SAO Combo (DEF CON 33)
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seller availability record
The seller page shows $150, an out-of-stock notice, and a statement that it has been sold out since August 11, 2025. This seller state does not establish production quantity, number of purchasers, buyer identity, recipient allocation, payment, pickup, shipment, refund, replacement, support, or party-benefit outcome.
Compatibility: FightDystopia 2025 Badge (DEF CON 33)
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seller-described hardware and sensing
The listing names a XIAO ESP32S3 and calls the badge's EMF detector live, saying it actively samples electromagnetic fields and renders a real-time spike graph. It does not identify the sensor, calibration, display/indicator hardware, sample rate, accuracy, or operating limits.
Compatibility: Spectre Sniffer Badge (DEF CON 34)
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seller-described hardware platform
The listing names ESP32-S3, custom four-layer PCB, 128×128 OLED, five Cherry MX-compatible switches, and a tactile encoder. The firmware README documents an ESP32-S3 v3 variant with 128×128 SH1107 OLED and separately describes four face buttons plus an encoder; no final offered-board revision or full BOM is mapped by the sources.
Compatibility: Celestial Wayfinder Badge (DEF CON 34)
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seller-described interaction
NilbinSec describes a Spirit Box with a randomized word bank whose output rate is driven by its stated EMF signal, plus one- and two-player arcade games. The source supplies neither the implementation nor game, signal, audio, or firmware documentation.
Compatibility: Spectre Sniffer Badge (DEF CON 34)
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sensor add-on
The README describes an AD8317 RF detector path that measures RF signal strength, displays results on the OLED, and is intended to detect hidden wireless devices.
Compatibility: 44CON 2025 RF Detector Badge
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sensor add-on
The AMG8834 breakout turns the badge expansion interface into a small thermal-camera experiment.
Compatibility: GPN17 Badge
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sensor and power subsystem
The specification documents a LIS3DHTR accelerometer, LiPo voltage monitoring, DW01A protection, TP4056 charging, TPS63060 buck-boost conversion, and a PWM buzzer.
Compatibility: BSides Fort Wayne 2025 Badge
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sensor app
webboggles' Seismograph app turns the onboard IMU into a live waveform and Richter-readout instrument with auto-scaling and axis cycling.
Compatibility: Tildagon OS and onboard IMU
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sensor interface
The board exposed BME280 and ADXL345 I2C sensors, screw-terminal ADC inputs for soil moisture, DS18B20, PIR, WS2812B LED strip support, and a switchable VSens rail.
Compatibility: LCA2016 ESPlant
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sensor payload
The badge exposes BME688 gas/pressure/humidity/temperature sensing, MQ-3 alcohol sensing, XYZ position, infrared receive/transmit, RTC, buttons, LEDs, speaker, and full-color display for ICS exercises.
Compatibility: ICS Village DC33 FREE-WILi Badge
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sensors
The production CSV identifies an IRM-H638T IR receiver and an LSM6DS3TR-C motion sensor, grounding the badge's IR and movement-scoring surfaces in the hardware archive.
Compatibility: HITCON 2025 PCB Badge
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serial interface
The badge page documents CP2102 USB-to-UART access, /dev/ttyUSB0 discovery, PuTTY, and 9600-baud serial connection guidance.
Compatibility: AvengerCon IX Electronic Badge
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series context
The current official B|Sides Vancouver site anchors the Vancouver Security BSides lineage and location while this 2019 badge record remains constrained to recovered badge-specific evidence.
Compatibility: BSides Vancouver
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setup tool
Five-step setup guide and esptool-js Web Serial flasher for Chromium browsers serving firmware 0.1.1, plus demo Tactility apps (calculator, media keys, snake, brainfuck, vi, diceware).
Compatibility: RomHack Camp 2026 Badge over USB-C
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setup workflow
The guide walks Linux users through dmesg and ttyUSB0, macOS users through ioreg/system_profiler and tty.usbserial, and Windows users through COM-port discovery before connecting at 9600 baud.
Compatibility: Hacktivity 2018 Badge
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silicon architecture source
The upstream Baochip-1x repository publishes open-source chip-hardware elements, taped-out RTL, VexRiscv configuration, simulation/FPGA material, and a CERN-OHL-W-2.0 license. It documents the announced chip context rather than a complete DC34 badge board or firmware image.
Compatibility: DEF CON 34 Badge
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social app
The badge advertised itself over BLE with a 1-7 ID and included radar and badge-list screens for discovering nearby badges in camp.
Compatibility: RomHack Camp 2022 Badge
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social badge behavior
BadgeBuddy counted unique nearby BadgeBuddy BSSIDs every 30 seconds and adjusted the animation density to reflect nearby badges.
Compatibility: GrrCON 2024 BadgeBuddy
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social badge interaction
The 2024 badge guide describes docking badges with other attendees and game battle behavior, making the physical badge a social interaction device.
Compatibility: HITCON CMT 2024 PCB Badge
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social badge interaction
The 2025 guide documents cross-board interaction and game-battle behavior, pairing badge-to-badge play with Tetris, Dino, and Snake activities.
Compatibility: HITCON 2025 PCB Badge
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social interaction mechanic
LosT's forum note framed the badge as a security token, curiosity device, and conference-participation prompt meant to get attendees interacting without the time burden of the Mystery Challenge.
Compatibility: DEF CON 19 Badge
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social telemetry
Badges exchanged badge numbers and relationship data over short-range 433 MHz RF, then pushed interaction relationships toward a main PC graph.
Compatibility: ZACon V Badge
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software API
BadgePython exposed an `mch22` module for badge-specific behavior such as display, LEDs, buttons, sensors, power, and peripherals.
Compatibility: MCH2022 BadgePython
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software API surface
CampZone 2020 exposed a broad set of Badge.Team Python modules for input, display, audio, WiFi, HID, MIDI, MQTT, touchpads, and app configuration.
Compatibility: CampZone 2020 Badge
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software SDK
The SDK branch documents hardware, audio, camera, e-ink, SAM LED, ASR/VAD, TTS, optional Whisper, native display, package, and Debian installation modules for the CM5 platform.
Compatibility: Biohacking Village DC33 Distiller BHV Badge
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software add-on ecosystem
The app library and USB copy workflow let attendees add their own MicroPython apps to the badge.
Compatibility: TiLDA MK3
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software add-on ecosystem
SHA2017 sits in the early Badge.Team lineage where apps, contributed code, documentation, and post-event platform work became central.
Compatibility: SHA2017 badge
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software add-on ecosystem
The CampZone 2019 docs explain app packaging, metadata, icons, state persistence, Hatchery submission, and post-install behavior.
Compatibility: CampZone 2019 Badge
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software add-on ecosystem
MCH2022 used Hatchery for app loading and publishing, making post-distribution applications part of the badge experience.
Compatibility: MCH2022 Badge
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software add-on ecosystem
card10's wearable hardware was extended through Hatchery-hosted applications and firmware workflows.
Compatibility: card10
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software add-on ecosystem
Disobey 2019 could download MicroPython applications from Hatchery once configured for WiFi.
Compatibility: Disobey 2019 Badge
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software add-on ecosystem
Disobey 2020 exposed app installation and publishing through Hatchery and the badge's installer application.
Compatibility: Disobey 2020 Badge
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software add-on ecosystem
SoftwareHub is documented as the app source for browsing and installing Konsool software.
Compatibility: Konsool / Tanmatsu
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software add-on ecosystem
Developer docs and community writeups show TiDAL apps and experiments such as a custom Doom port while preserving MicroPython functionality.
Compatibility: TiDAL / EMF 2022
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software add-on ecosystem
flow3r's app directory and MicroPython docs support post-event applications, instruments, utilities, and experiments.
Compatibility: flow3r
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software and documentation license
The root LICENSE is MIT and names David Prows with a 2025 copyright. The catalogue records that source license while keeping the separate requirement for a selected image's source URL, reuse basis, attribution, and processing notes before publishing a badge hero image.
Compatibility: BSidesFW2026Badge public source archive
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software and documentation source
The public project exposes Arduino-sketch, SD-card-asset, hardware, and license areas, while the root MIT license names slash128 for repository software/documentation. The README also refers to a driver installer and third-party Arduino board/library dependencies. This is a source-access record, not an endorsement, audit, binary provenance confirmation, build reproducibility result, final event firmware, support/recovery promise, or license statement for every bundled/external dependency.
Compatibility: Public project source tree; exact physical-badge firmware parity unverified
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software and operating-mode statement
Coruscant Productions says Clip-Boy ships in passive listen-only mode, while an optional research build with additional capabilities may be loaded by the user for authorized testing. The public sources do not provide the build, a final image/hash, a flashing process, support policy, compatibility matrix, rollback/recovery method, feature list, or license. The statement is preserved as a high-level boundary rather than a user guide.
Compatibility: Clip-Boy: The Unofficial DEF CON 34 Electronic Badge
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software and security claim
HITCON said badge holders could use the device after the event as an offline physical wallet for Bitcoin or Ethereum, but this catalogue pass does not independently verify wallet security or firmware implementation.
Compatibility: HITCON CMT 2018 HITCON Wallet Badge
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software app ecosystem
The badge page documents a ROM store and an official GulaschPushNotifier ROM, making app-like software swapping part of the GPN17 experience.
Compatibility: GPN17 Badge / MicroPython ROMs
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software artifact
The badge artifact was implemented as a custom GB Studio game that guides players through a virtual Sao Paulo, hotel, conference, and Brazil-themed environment.
Compatibility: H2HC 2023 Game Boy Badge
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software audio engine
bl00mbox lets multiple flow3r applications make sound together, with foreground/background audio behavior documented for app authors.
Compatibility: flow3r app API
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software challenge surface
The badge home page invites attendees to explore firmware, write code, use onboard peripherals, and discover hidden features and challenges.
Compatibility: CONFidence 2026 ConfiBadge
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software examples
The repository includes apps and examples such as menu, REPL, Asteroids, Flappy Bird, Snake, Mario, T-Rex, sketch, and image-display code.
Compatibility: NodeConf EU 2017 Badge
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software examples
The upstream repository preserves user-app examples and firmware docs for writing MicroPython applications on the Communicator Badge platform.
Compatibility: Hackaday Europe 2026 Communicator Badge
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