HackRVA
HackRVA publishes the 2020 badge firmware archive.
SourceRVAsec 2020 · United States · 2020
Pandemic-era HackRVA firmware archive with LCD, IR, audio, USB, and apps
The RVAsec 2020 badge is seeded from HackRVA's public firmware repository. The source tree documents a real badge software target with LCD display code, buttons, IR packet handling, menus, badge apps, audio/image asset playback, LED control, USB bootloader tooling, and a small C-like interpreter.
People
HackRVA publishes the 2020 badge firmware archive.
SourceThe HackRVA badge page ties the badge programme to RVAsec attendee badges.
SourceIt keeps the RVAsec/HackRVA lineage intact across the pandemic-era gap without overstating conference distribution. The record preserves the technical archive while marking final-event and rights-cleared-photo evidence as unresolved.
The repository supports LCD display, buttons, IR receive/transmit paths, LEDs, audio timers, ADC setup, USB programming support, and bootloader tooling. It does not expose a complete schematic, BOM, production note, or rights-cleared original badge photo in this pass.
The README documents the firmware build, USB bootloader programming, Linux compatibility layer, badge apps, menu flow, IR callbacks, asset playback, and interpreter commands such as IRreceive, IRsend, setNote, getButton, getDPAD, flashRead, and flashWrite.
The public repository title and description tie the software to the HackRVA 2020 RVAsec badge, but this pass treats distribution as source-limited because the event year sits in the COVID disruption window and no final attendee logistics source was recovered.
Lifecycle
The repository documents menu-driven badge apps, button handling, IR callbacks, LCD drawing, assets, and app templates.
SourceThe README documents building firmware.hex and programming the badge over USB with bootloadit tooling.
SourceThe README documents interpreter commands for IR, LEDs, note output, buttons, D-pad, framebuffer drawing, flash read/write, and source-buffer execution.
SourceOperational history
The record remains image-free rather than copying repository graphics or generating an approximation.
The United States record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying source-page media, documentation screenshots, event photos, social media, placeholders, or generated approximations.
The record is kept as a source-backed badge archive without overstating shipped attendee distribution.