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The AND!XOR DC26 image uses a WebP crop from Sephiroth storm's CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons documentary photo `HackerCon Badges.jpg`.
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image provenance · Wikimedia Commons license metadata and visible AND!XOR DC26 badge · licensed original replacement applied
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- AND!XOR DC26 Badge
- Category
- image provenance
- Severity
- note
- Confidence
- Wikimedia Commons license metadata and visible AND!XOR DC26 badge
- Status
- licensed original replacement applied
- Timeframe
- current catalogue build
- Source note
- Wikimedia Commons File:HackerCon Badges.jpg and badge.gallery image policy.
ARG documentation
Primary log documenting the command-line challenge, ESP-IDF console direction, UART/USB serial focus, village-themed hacking areas, and social challenge framing.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge
article
Secondary hands-on review corroborating ESP32-WROVER, WiFi/Bluetooth, mesh/botnet framing, GreenPAK button handling, IS31FL3736 LEDs, CP2102N USB, serial adventure behavior, and pre-event badge delivery.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge
image source
CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons documentary photo by Sephiroth storm used as the source for the AND!XOR DC26 badge crop.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge
project log
Primary retrospective source for design goals, ESP32-WROVER selection, 220x176 display, SD-card and SPI tradeoffs, IS31FL3736 lighting, CP2102N serial, two-AA power, SAO work, B.E.N.D.E.R. results, and production lessons.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge
project page
Project-owner Hackaday.io source for Wild West of IoT framing, DEF CON 26 date/location context, ESP32-WROVER component listing, team roster, and open hackable badge/dev-board purpose.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge
scripting documentation
Primary log documenting LULZCODE as a LOLCODE-derived badge scripting layer for microcontroller peripheral control and explaining why the badge used ESP32-WROVER external SPI RAM.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge
Hackaday · retrieved 2026-05-15
Secondary hands-on source for ESP32-WROVER WiFi/Bluetooth, wireless botnet framing, board size/power changes, GreenPAK button handling, IS31FL3736 lighting, CP2102N USB, and serial adventure behavior.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge
Hackaday.io / AND!XOR · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary project-owner source for Wild West of IoT framing, DEF CON 26 dates/location, ESP32-WROVER component listing, team roster, and open hackable badge/dev-board positioning.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge
Hackaday.io / Hyr0n · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary software/gameplay source for the command-line ARG, ESP-IDF console direction, serial-console pivot from the DC25 wireless terminal, challenge areas, and social learning goals.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge
Hackaday.io / Hyr0n · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary scripting source for the LOLCODE-derived LULZCODE language, microcontroller peripheral-control purpose, memory pressure, and ESP32-WROVER external RAM rationale.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge
Hackaday.io / Zapp · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary retrospective source for ESP32-WROVER migration, display and SD-card details, IS31FL3736 LED architecture, CP2102N USB serial, power decisions, add-ons, B.E.N.D.E.R. challenge results, and production lessons.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge
Wikimedia Commons · retrieved 2026-05-15
CC BY-SA 4.0 documentary source image by Sephiroth storm showing the visible AND!XOR DC26 badge among multiple hacker-conference badges; used for image provenance and artifact visibility, not component-level hardware specification.
Badge: AND!XOR DC26 Badge