Camp++
The tenth H.A.C.K. outdoor camp in Hungary, source-backed as an identity-artifact record through ticket registration, random ticket IDs, campsite reception checks, certificate checksum verification, and government-ID arrival context rather than an electronic badge.
Fényes Camping, Tata, Hungary · Hungary · 2022
A conservative non-electronic Camp++ 2022 record for attendee identity: the official camp pages document the tenth H.A.C.K. camp at Fényes Camping in Tata, ticket registration, random ticket IDs checked by campsite reception, certificate checksum verification, and government-issued identification for arrival at the campsite.
Lifecycle
The CfP names the Camp++ Pretalx submission system, establishing software-adjacent event infrastructure without implying badge firmware.
The ticket page says attendees could verify the checksum of a certificate signed by a subset of the organizers using PGP, preserving the cryptographic verification detail from earlier Camp++ access flows.
The ticket page says every participant had to register a ticket, the campsite reception would check the random ticket ID against a ticketing-system list, and each ID could only be used once.
The how-to page lists government-issued identification as something to show to the campsite owners on arrival because it was required by law, separate from the random ticket ID access marker.
Operational history
The dossier separates campsite legal check-in from the camp identity artifact so the access model is not overstated.
The record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying event-page media, ticket graphics, screenshots, attendee photos, placeholders, or generated approximations.
The page keeps the Hungarian outdoor camp lineage visible while preventing the catalogue from presenting access artifacts as PCB badgelife.
This is useful lore for an identity-artifact dossier because the access marker deliberately minimized personal-data handling while satisfying campsite logistics.