Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The entry can now describe the badge hardware and firmware from primary sources while avoiding unsupported board-layout, production-run, or image-reuse claims.
Evidence
Public GPL-3.0 GitHub repository preserving the badge firmware, prebuilt ESP32 binary, assets, platform code, demos, games, OTA code, WiFi scanner, Bluetooth material, SDL tooling, and Arduino/ESP32 build instructions.
Tony Mamacos first-hand post documenting the 2019 badge hardware, ESP32 processor, colour IPS display, touch buttons, 18650 battery, 3D-printed case, firmware architecture, game content, WiFi high-score flow, Bluetooth controller experiment, and post-event lessons.
Hackster project noting that the author ran the ESP32 TV-output experiment on a BSides Cape Town 2019 badge and pointing to the original badge software writeup.
Third-party writeup identifying the 2019 badge core as ESP32-WROOM-32U and explaining why it was suitable for C# NanoFramework experiments.
Source trail
Source for 2019 badge existence, ESP32-WROOM-32U core, C# NanoFramework reuse, and contrast with the 2016 ESP8266 badge.
Primary GPL-3.0 firmware archive for the BSides Cape Town 2019 badge, including source files, firmware binary, assets, ESP32/Arduino build notes, TFT_eSPI pin configuration, SDL local-build path, games, demos, and support code.
Secondary project source for later ESP32 experimentation on a BSides Cape Town 2019 badge and original software-writeup pointer.
Primary first-hand source for 2019 badge hardware, ESP32 and display details, custom PCB, touch buttons, battery and case, firmware framework, games, WiFi high-score sync, Bluetooth GamePad experiment, debugging screens, and design lessons.