Electronic Cats
Repository publisher for the official DragonJARCON 2025 badge hardware, firmware, KiCad files, and challenge documentation.
SourceDragonJAR Security Conference 2025 · Colombia · 2025
Limited Colombian NFC hardware-hacking badge
A conservative Colombian DragonJARCON 2025 record for an optional electronic hardware badge and a separate DragonJARCON 2025 NFC hacking badge raffle limited to 100 units.
People
Repository publisher for the official DragonJARCON 2025 badge hardware, firmware, KiCad files, and challenge documentation.
SourceOfficial publisher of the DragonJARCON 2025 badge page and event site.
SourceIt expands the South American compendium beyond Argentina and Brazil with a public Colombian electronic badge trail from a long-running Spanish-language hacker conference.
Official DragonJARCON pages prove an electronic hardware badge with limited availability and an exclusive DragonJARCON 2025 badge with NFC hacking functions. The public Electronic Cats repository documents a CH32V203G6U6 32-bit RISC-V microcontroller, SSD1306 128x32 I2C OLED, NT3H2111 I2C NFC tag, eight RGB LEDs, four navigation buttons, USB-C power/communication, and KiCad schematic/PCB files.
The public repository includes firmware for the CH32V203G6U6 badge, USB CDC serial commands for URI, TEXT, VCARD, CHALLENGE, LEDS, SOLVE, HELP, ABOUT, and STATUS, plus NDEF writing behavior and the integrated challenge flow.
DragonJAR framed the badge as both an optional paid hardware artifact for the Medellin conference and a scarce 100-unit giveaway tied to the community around DragonJARCON 2025. Electronic Cats presents it as the official DragonJARCON 2025 badge, a programmable NFC device with OLED, LEDs, and an integrated hacking challenge.
Lifecycle
The repository documents a challenge where the badge emits the encrypted text OIMXEXEXDXLXANYLOXMX and transmits the key MALUMABEBE through LED timing before validating SOLVE:YOAMOMEDELLIN.
SourceDragonJAR's badge page describes an exclusive DragonJARCON 2025 badge with NFC hacking functions and says only 100 exist.
SourceThe badge exposes USB CDC commands for URI, TEXT, VCARD, HELP, ABOUT, STATUS, CHALLENGE, LEDS, and SOLVE, with serial operation documented at 115200 baud.
SourceElectronic Cats documents a CH32V203G6U6 RISC-V MCU, SSD1306 OLED, NT3H2111 NFC tag, eight RGB LEDs, four buttons, USB-C, and KiCad hardware files.
SourceOperational history
The record stays source-backed and image-free rather than copying form or event-page images without complete reuse provenance.
The dossier can use component-level and firmware claims from the repository while still keeping image and distribution details conservative.