Kristina D.C. Hoeppner / 4nitsirk
Flickr identifies Kristina D.C. Hoeppner / 4nitsirk as the photographer of `Kiwicon 2038AD name badge`; the page exposes Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic licensing.
SourceKiwicon 2038AD · New Zealand · 2018
Official identity badge and afterparty credential
Kiwicon 2038's official site required attendees to wear a Kiwicon2038 badge and lanyard visibly during the conference and to bring the badge to the afterparty.
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Flickr identifies Kristina D.C. Hoeppner / 4nitsirk as the photographer of `Kiwicon 2038AD name badge`; the page exposes Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic licensing.
SourceOfficial publisher of the Kiwicon 2038AD site, FAQ, ticket-pickup notice, and badge-hacking training page.
SourceThe official site signs event updates from the Kiwicon Crue and credits the conference to Kiwicon Heavy Industries.
SourceIt expands New Zealand coverage beyond modern PCB badges while keeping the classification honest: this is a source-backed hacker-conference identity artifact, not an inferred electronic badge.
The recovered official sources prove a physical badge and lanyard used for conference visibility and afterparty access. A CC BY-SA Flickr documentary photo titled Kiwicon 2038AD name badge shows the physical Kiwicon 2038 lanyard and mirrored name-badge credential. The record does not support a programmable PCB, battery, firmware, radio, display, or electronic challenge claim for this artifact.
No badge software is documented for the Kiwicon 2038 badge/lanyard record. The official programme did include an Intro to Badge Hacking training item, so badge culture was present around the event without proving that the attendee credential itself was electronic.
Kiwicon 2038AD returned to Wellington's Michael Fowler Centre on November 16-17, 2018. The ticket-pickup notice emphasized visible badge wear, badge-controlled afterparty access, and the scale problem of moving more attendees than the joke year number through registration.
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The entry is intentionally modeled as a conference identity artifact so New Zealand coverage expands without inventing hardware, firmware, RF, CTF, or PCB claims.
The entry now has a real rights-cleared lanyard/name-badge photo while preserving the rule against generated, placeholder, social-media, conference-gallery, or uncleared event imagery.