PDX Badgers
GitHub organization publishing the BSidesPDX 2019 Multnomah KiCad, BOM, and firmware archive.
SourceBSidesPDX 2019 · United States · 2019
ATtiny85 LED badge archive
The BSidesPDX 2019 Multnomah badge is a source-backed Portland Security BSides badge archive tied to the official schedule's badges-and-contests context and the public PDX Badgers KiCad, BOM, and firmware repository.
People
GitHub organization publishing the BSidesPDX 2019 Multnomah KiCad, BOM, and firmware archive.
SourceOfficial publisher for the 2019 schedule and venue pages used to anchor the Multnomah badge archive to BSidesPDX.
SourceIt preserves a small regional Security BSides badge design from public primary sources while keeping the record image-free and license-limited because the recovered repository has no GitHub license metadata or reusable badge photo.
The `badge-2019` repository exposes `multnomah.kicad_pcb`, `multnomah.sch`, a KiCad project/netlist, local footprints, and `BoM.csv`. The BOM lists 24 blue side-view 1206 LEDs, one ATtiny85-20SUR microcontroller, four 56 ohm 1206 resistors, one CR2032 battery holder, and one DPDT slide switch.
The repository's `multnomah.ino` Arduino-style firmware defines two PWM outputs and loops through sine/cosine analogWrite values, creating a two-channel LED animation pattern for the badge.
The official Friday schedule places BSidesPDX 101 at 11:00, covering CTF, contests and events, badges, and more. The catalogue treats the public Multnomah repository as the badge's hardware/software archive while leaving talk details, final quantities, and photos to future source recovery.
Lifecycle
The official schedule says BSidesPDX 101 covered CTF, contests and events, badges, and more on Friday morning.
SourceThe firmware defines two PWM pins and repeatedly writes sine/cosine-derived brightness values, giving the LED badge a simple animated lighting pattern.
SourceThe repository BOM lists an ATtiny85-20SUR microcontroller and 24 blue side-view LEDs as the badge's main active components.
SourceThe repository preserves the Multnomah KiCad PCB, schematic, project, netlist, footprint table, symbol table, and local footprint directory.
SourceThe BOM lists a CR2032 battery holder and DPDT slide switch for the badge's portable power/control hardware.
SourceOperational history
The catalogue records a source-backed BSidesPDX 2019 badge archive without overclaiming distribution scope.
The entry remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying board files, logos, event-page imagery, social photos, screenshots, or generated visuals.
The catalogue cites the repository as evidence but does not republish repository media or treat the design files as reusable image assets.
Hardware and firmware claims remain limited to the public repository files and official schedule wording.