JD Security
The CommSec Village page places JD Security's Geek Village next to the HITB Badge Village and describes a separate 10x10cm badge-firmware activity.
SourceJD-HITBSecConf2018 Beijing · China · 2018
Special-edition HITB2018PEK badge with MTK-series hardware notes
A conservative official-archive record for the special-edition HITB2018PEK badge at JD-HITBSecConf2018 Beijing, with Badge Village evidence for secret features, mini-games, hidden challenges, open-source intent, and MTK-series hardware notes.
People
The CommSec Village page places JD Security's Geek Village next to the HITB Badge Village and describes a separate 10x10cm badge-firmware activity.
SourceOfficial publisher of the Beijing event archive and CommSec Village page documenting the special-edition HITB2018PEK badge, Badge Village, and hardware notes.
SourceIt extends the HITB badge lineage into mainland China with a first-Beijing-edition security-conference badge, while keeping the public evidence separate from unsupported schematic, firmware, and distribution-volume claims.
The official CommSec Village page says the badge hardware was based on an MTK series platform with 32M flash, 128MB RAM, display screen, and UART provided. It does not expose a recovered schematic, BOM, board file, or exact MTK part number in this pass.
The Badge Village promised help hacking the special-edition HITB2018PEK badge, expanding functionality, unlocking secret features, mini-games, the 'Are You Human Or Are You Hacker' activity, hidden challenges, and a fully open-sourced hardware/software/firmware release. This pass has not recovered a stable source archive URL.
The badge was part of the free CommSec Village at the first HITB Security Conference in China, alongside JD Security's Geek Village, CTF activity, security-community exhibits, DarkMatter, soldering with Mitch Altman, Ant Financial / Momo, and Xiaomi drone activity.
Lifecycle
The Badge Village promised secret feature unlocks, mini-games, hidden challenges, and help getting started with reprogramming the HITB2018PEK badge.
SourceHITB lists 'Are You Human Or Are You Hacker' under What's On the Badge for the special-edition Beijing badge.
SourceThe official CommSec Village page says the special-edition HITB2018PEK badge was based on an MTK series platform with 32M flash, 128MB RAM, a display screen, and UART provided.
SourceOperational history
The record does not imply a universal public visitor badge or a known production run.
The entry remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying event imagery, screenshots, social-media photos, or generated placeholder art.
The dossier records the public hardware notes and challenge surface while avoiding unsupported firmware, schematic, exact-chip, or implementation claims beyond the official page.