delphi
The live Uberflux listing identifies delphi as the maker. This records a public maker/publisher role only and does not infer individual hardware authorship, manufacture, DEF CON organizational status, or image-reuse authority.
SourceDEF CON 34 · United States · 2026
Pre-event yellow-LED art Simple Add-On for DEF CON 34
delphi's live Uberflux listing calls Luna a simple PCB add-on for DEF CON 34. Its August 4, 2026 marketplace snapshot lists $10, six sold, and 44 remaining, with on-site-only DEF CON 34 pickup and tentative Friday/Saturday BadgeLife Village times. The product says each approximately 57 by 50 mm unit is fully assembled and tested, has a standard 2 by 3 SAO header, and lights a yellow LED in Luna's forehead when connected to the DC34 badge; it explicitly says no adapter is needed. The source supports a real planned light-up art SAO and an independent event-acquisition claim, but not its exact LED part, circuitry, power/current behavior, broad host compatibility, final inventory, completed pickup, DEF CON organizer status, conference admission, or reusable-image rights.
People
The live Uberflux listing identifies delphi as the maker. This records a public maker/publisher role only and does not infer individual hardware authorship, manufacture, DEF CON organizational status, or image-reuse authority.
SourceLuna is a useful deliberately narrow record: the maker confirms a simple physical LED add-on and gives its dimensions, header type, pickup-only plan, and claimed direct DC34 fit, while not publishing a technical archive. The catalogue can present that evidence without transforming playful marketing language about boot time, crashes, and CVEs into a firmware, security, or reliability claim.
The listing identifies an approximately 57 mm by 50 mm fully assembled and tested Luna SAO with a standard 2 by 3 SAO header and one yellow forehead LED that lights when plugged into a DC34 badge. It says an adapter is not needed for that host. No reviewed source identifies the LED part or current, PCB revision, controller, resistor/regulator values, power budget, connector orientation, voltage range, component layout, schematic, BOM, PCB/Gerbers, enclosure, production method, safety guidance, general host matrix, or compliance evidence.
The source calls Luna a pretty and simple add-on and uses playful text about immediate boot, no crashes, and zero CVEs. It does not identify a controller, firmware, source code, binary, flashing path, effect modes, update mechanism, security design, software license, or test record. Those marketing phrases are not catalogued as software or security guarantees.
The listing frames the board around Luna, Sailor Moon's companion, and presents the object as a decorative late-night-shenanigans companion. It says pre-orders are pickup only at DEF CON 34, labels the exact times as pre-con and possibly not yet posted/live, and directs readers to badge.life for current details. These are independent seller terms, not proof of a final drop schedule, stock, collection, event authorization, official issue, organizer affiliation, or access credential.
Lifecycle
The listing calls the header standard 2 by 3 SAO and says the LED lights when connected to the DC34 badge with no adapter needed. It does not publish connector orientation, voltage/current limits, pinout, host matrix, protection circuitry, test result, or a universal compatibility guarantee.
SourceThe product says Luna is approximately 57 mm by 50 mm, fully assembled and tested, with a yellow LED in the forehead. It does not identify the LED, circuit, controller, component values, materials, power budget, production method, final revision, electrical test method, or safety information.
SourceThe live listing shows $10, six sold, 44 remaining, on-site-only DEF CON 34 pickup, and tentative Friday/Saturday BadgeLife Village times. These seller statements do not prove final inventory, paid orders, actual schedule, pickup, delivery, refund, support, or venue authorization.
SourceOperational history
The catalogue does not treat marketing jokes as a reliability, security, firmware, or open-hardware claim.
The record does not convert a direct-DC34 marketing claim into a general electrical or mechanical compatibility guarantee.
The catalogue classifies Luna as an independent pre-event Simple Add-On, not an official conference credential, organizer-issued badge, or access item.
The record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying marketplace product media, screenshots, social posts, placeholders, or generated approximations.
The catalogue preserves a current pre-event offer without presenting it as a completed DEF CON distribution.