NorthSec
The Bonsecours NorthSec 2015 CTF edition whose official past-editions page documents 54 teams, team-of-eight competition structure, and hardware badges used for network, IPv6, RF-monitoring, smartcard, and related challenge paths.
Bonsecours, Montreal · Canada · 2015
NorthSec's official past-editions page documents the 2015 Bonsecours CTF as a 54-team competition where participants, grouped in teams of eight, each had a hardware badge tied to network, IPv6 workstation, RF-monitoring, smartcard, and related challenge paths.
Lifecycle
NorthSec's official archive says 2015 CTF participants were grouped into teams of eight and each had a hardware badge tied to the competition environment.
The same official note connects the badge context to network challenges, simulated IPv6 workstations, an RF monitoring station, and a provided smartcard.
Operational history
The badge is classified as a CTF team hardware artifact rather than a confirmed all-attendee admission badge.
The catalogue records the badge's existence and challenge context without inventing electronics.
The record remains text-source complete while avoiding generated, placeholder, social-media, or uncleared imagery.