Jonathan Singer
Named by Hackaday.io as the creator of the Security B-Sides Orlando 2018 Badge project.
SourceBSides Orlando 2018 · United States · 2018
Attendee kit badge by Jonathan Singer
The BSides Orlando 2018 badge is preserved as a simple discrete marquee badge given to attendees as a kit, documented by Jonathan Singer's Hackaday.io project record and anchored to the official Security B-Sides Orlando 2018 event site.
People
Named by Hackaday.io as the creator of the Security B-Sides Orlando 2018 Badge project.
SourceOfficial publisher of the 2018 event page used for Orlando event context and rights boundary.
SourceIt adds a regional Security BSides badge lineage to the North American pass and captures a deliberately approachable attendee kit: a small buildable badge can be important even when the public archive does not expose a full firmware repository or complex event game.
The badge is a simple discrete marquee badge for BSides Orlando, a completed hardware project given to attendees as a kit, per the project-owner Hackaday.io record. This pass does not claim an MCU, radio, display controller, battery chemistry, firmware, schematic, or BOM because those details were not recovered in public source text.
No public firmware, source-code repository, bootloader, or badge-app archive was recovered for this record. The catalogue therefore models the artifact as an electronic/discrete kit badge rather than a programmable platform.
The official 2018 BSides Orlando site frames the event as Hacking Central Florida Since 2013 and preserves attendee registration context. The badge record's project-owner attribution to Jonathan Singer keeps the badge evidence traceable while leaving image reuse pending explicit rights.
Lifecycle
Jonathan Singer's Hackaday.io project classifies the badge as a simple discrete marquee badge given to BSides Orlando attendees as a kit.
SourceOperational history
The catalogue keeps the record as a source-backed kit badge and avoids inventing electronics beyond the published discrete marquee description.
The entry remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying project-gallery or event media without explicit reuse rights.