Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The entry distinguishes a corroborated reported build from a comprehensive post-event technical, manufacturing, fulfillment, or image-provenance record.
Evidence
Mike Holcomb's contemporaneous public BSidesGVL announcement naming the Fluor venue, badge-to-Wi-Fi-analyzer framing, and Circuit Board Medics badge-design/soldering role. It is not a technical release or image-reuse grant.
Current official BSides Greenville site establishing the Greenville series and its organizer context. It is retained as series context, not used as a retrospective technical or distribution archive for the 2023 badge.
CyberSC's dated 2023 event listing for the October 28 Greenville conference and its stated Circuit Board Medics Soldering Village activity to transform a conference badge.
Brian Herring's public LinkedIn profile displays an attendee activity message reporting that BSidesGVL was fun and that the author made a Wi-Fi analyzer. No direct activity permalink, badge photo rights, component list, or independent technical archive was recovered.
Source trail
Official current series and organizer context. Its reviewed current page does not retrospectively document the 2023 badge hardware, allocation, or conversion procedure.
Public attendee-profile activity reporting a personal Wi-Fi-analyzer build at BSidesGVL. This corroborates a completed hands-on outcome, but no direct activity permalink, analyzer specification, badge serial, source release, or universal-attendee conclusion was recovered.
Public dated event listing for the October 28, 2023 Greenville conference and the stated Circuit Board Medics Soldering Village conference-badge transformation activity. It is event-programme evidence, not a final hardware archive, manufacture report, or image license.
Contemporaneous public BSidesGVL announcement stating that the conference badges could become Wi-Fi analyzers and that Circuit Board Medics designed the badges and would assist with assembly. It does not identify components, firmware, ticket allocation, or a post-event delivery ledger.