Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The catalogue links source evidence without presenting it as a supported, reproducible, current, or safe modification workflow.
Evidence
The Security BSides Global listing corroborates the passed September 27, 2025 Newcastle event. It does not identify the sponsor badge, recipient allocation, technical design, or media rights.
Punk Security's public event listing identifies BSides Newcastle on September 27, 2025 and explicitly says it was badge sponsor. It supports the sponsor/event relationship, not a universal attendee entitlement, final production count, or delivery outcome.
Punk Security's public post says it open-sourced the code, design files, and Gerbers for its BSides Newcastle badge along with its other 2025 conference badges. It does not supply a licence, recipient list, or selected-image reuse permission.
Public EAGLE board source for the Space Badge. It makes a design archive available without proving final manufacture, component substitutions, safe modification, or complete physical-unit parity.
BSides Newcastle's official site identifies the September 27, 2025 security conference and says its 2025 mission debrief had 200 checked-in participants. It establishes completed event context, not the Space Badge's design, allocation, production count, or image rights.
Punk Security's public repository identifies the Space Badge for BSides Newcastle 2025, explains its Morse-code venue game, and preserves board, schematic, EasyEDA, Gerber, artwork, firmware, manual, and sign material. It is a source archive, not a per-unit production, safety, or delivery ledger.
Public firmware sketch for the badge's documented game context. It is linked as source evidence without reproducing setup, flashing, configuration, or modification instructions.
GitHub API metadata reports a public punk-security repository created after the event and a null detected license field. It supports timing and licence-boundary review, not a grant of code, hardware, artwork, or media reuse rights.
Source trail
Primary official event recap for the completed September 27, 2025 Newcastle security conference and its 200 checked-in participant report. It does not identify the badge's technical or distribution details.
Primary metadata source for the public repository's post-event creation timing and null detected license field. It is not itself a copyright grant or evidence of final event production.
Primary post-event maker announcement stating that Punk Security open-sourced the code, design files, and Gerbers for the BSides Newcastle badge. It is not a repository licence or image-reuse grant.
Primary sponsor source identifying Punk Security as BSides Newcastle's 2025 badge sponsor. It supports the badge sponsor relationship, not recipient allocation or final handoff.
Primary public badge archive for the Space Badge, its ATtiny412/button/CR2032/5050-NeoPixel parts statement, source files, and Morse-code venue-game account. It does not establish a final production run, recipient ledger, or selected image licence.
Security BSides network listing corroborating the passed September 27, 2025 event in Newcastle, United Kingdom. It does not establish a badge allocation or technical implementation.