Charleston Fritts and Laura Malave
The source page metadata lists Charleston Fritts and Laura Malave as authors of the St. Petersburg College report used for event and electronic-badge-assembly context.
SourceBSides Tampa 2018 · United States · 2018
Tampa Bay BSides badge/lanyard artifact with electronic assembly context
BSides Tampa 2018 is represented here by a visible event badge/lanyard artifact in a CC BY-SA documentary photo, paired with an attendee report that says more than 750 attendees participated in Electronic Badge Assembly among the event activities.
People
The source page metadata lists Charleston Fritts and Laura Malave as authors of the St. Petersburg College report used for event and electronic-badge-assembly context.
SourceThe St. Petersburg College attendee report identifies the Tampa Bay Chapter of (ISC)2 as host of BSides Tampa 2018.
SourceWikimedia Commons identifies Sephiroth storm as author of the HackerCon Badges.jpg documentary photo and licenses it under CC BY-SA 4.0.
SourceIt fills another Florida Security BSides gap with a real, rights-cleared original photo rather than generated art, while keeping the technical claims narrow: public sources prove the event artifact and assembly activity, but not the schematic, firmware, BOM, or final electronics design.
The reusable documentary photo shows a BSides Tampa 2018 badge/lanyard artifact. The St. Petersburg College attendee report documents Electronic Badge Assembly as an activity at the 2018 event, but this pass does not identify the assembled board, controller, display, battery, LED layout, or kit contents from public source text.
No public firmware repository, badge app, bootloader, flashing workflow, challenge source, or schematic archive was recovered in this pass. The record therefore avoids programmable-badge behavior claims and treats the assembly trail as source-backed but hardware-source-limited.
The public attendee report frames BSides Tampa as a yearly information-security conference hosted by the Tampa Bay Chapter of (ISC)2 and lists Electronic Badge Assembly beside Lock Pick Village, Car Hacking Village, CTF, Escape Room, and Resume Review for more than 750 attendees. The Commons source photo later preserved the physical 2018 badge/lanyard artifact on the same table as other hacker-conference badges.
Lifecycle
The attendee report lists Electronic Badge Assembly as one of the BSides Tampa 2018 activities for the more-than-750-attendee event.
SourceThe Wikimedia Commons documentary photo shows a physical BSides Tampa 2018 badge/lanyard artifact, now published as a cropped WebP derivative with CC BY-SA provenance.
SourceOperational history
The record captures the source-backed artifact without inventing electronics or software behavior beyond the public evidence.
The entry can show a real badge/lanyard artifact while avoiding generated art, unclear conference-gallery imagery, or social-media copies.