Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The catalogue can document the real e-badge offer without saying anyone purchased, received, used, or was universally issued the artifact.
Evidence
June 4, 2026 commit by David Prows adding the BSides_Badge.3mf, screen-cover, and rounded/squared battery-case files under STLs/2026.
June 6, 2026 commit by luke-gilsinger changing the default badge data year to 2026 in src/apps/view0.py.
Current source-archive documentation for a custom MicroPython binary, compiled C modules, badge challenges, and a display driver. It does not prove which image, if any, was flashed to a delivered 2026 e-badge.
Current repository V4 document for the ESP32-WROVER, USB-C/CH340C, LED, input, sensor, power, display, buzzer, and expansion context. The document itself links an older 2025 lineage schematic and therefore does not establish a final 2026 board configuration.
Official BSides Fort Wayne page for the Saturday June 6, 2026 information-security conference and organizer identity.
Public BSidesFortWayne organization profile describing a yearly Fort Wayne information-security conference, linking the official site, and owning the 2026 badge-source repository.
Organizer-published Eventbrite listing for the June 6 Walb Student Union event, including the optional $30 BSidesFW 2026 e-badge add-on. It documents an offer, not a completed individual purchase, physical handoff, or attendee-wide allocation.
Public organizer repository described as BSides Fort Wayne Badge Programming - 2026, preserving source, applications, firmware material, schematics, STLs, and an MIT LICENSE file. Its root documentation includes inherited 2025 material, so public visibility is not treated as proof of a final 2026 unit.
Current root README whose title and directions still use BSidesFW2025Badge and 2025 wording. It is retained as a specific version-boundary source rather than treated as a final 2026 operation or hardware record.
GitHub API metadata source for March 24, 2026 creation, main branch, repository description, detected MIT license, and current update timing. Tag and release endpoints returned zero entries during this source pass.
Root MIT license text naming David Prows with a 2025 copyright. It supports the stated source-license record but is not treated as image-specific clearance for an unselected badge photo, repository preview, or screenshot.
Source trail
Primary organizer-controlled source for the June 6, 2026 BSides Fort Wayne conference date, security-conference identity, and GitHub relationship.
Primary current-documentation source for the explicit BSidesFW2025Badge/2025 wording that requires a revision boundary; it cannot by itself prove the final 2026 hardware or deployed firmware.
Primary organization source for the yearly Fort Wayne information-security conference description, official-site link, and source-repository owner context.
Primary public 2026 repository source. Its About text identifies BSides Fort Wayne Badge Programming - 2026, while its tree preserves code, documentation, firmware material, schematics, and 2026 STL files alongside inherited documentation.
Primary source for custom MicroPython 1.26.0 binary documentation, compiled C modules, badge challenge linkage, and GC9A01 display-driver material in the current repository tree.
Primary source for the documented inherited V4 ESP32-WROVER, USB-C/CH340C, LEDs, button expander, accelerometer, LiPo/power, display, buzzer, and expansion-header context. The old cross-repository schematic link prevents treating it as an unqualified 2026 production specification.
Primary organizer ticket source for the June 6 Walb Student Union event and optional $30 BSidesFW 2026 e-badge add-on wording. It is not a purchase, receipt, production, or delivery ledger.
Root MIT license text with Copyright (c) 2025 David Prows. It describes software and associated documentation license terms; it does not provide a selected factual badge image with complete local-publication provenance.
Dated June 4, 2026 commit adding the 2026 badge, screen-cover, and battery-case mechanical files, directly establishing a separate 2026 enclosure-source branch.
Primary metadata source for 2026 repository creation, description, public owner, main default branch, detected MIT license, and current activity. The release and tag API endpoints were empty on the 2026-08-04 source pass.
Dated June 6, 2026 commit changing src/apps/view0.py default title data to 2026, directly establishing an active 2026 source revision rather than a renamed 2025-only archive.