Issue dossier

The recovered source trail documents a NodeMCU ESP8266 handmade badge and badge-hack contest, but this pass did not recover an official 2018 schematic, PCB, BOM, firmware repository, or direct organizer badge writeup.

A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.

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primary technical archive gap · credible secondary source but incomplete primary archive · needs official schematic or firmware recovery

The record keeps component claims to the published NodeMCU ESP8266 detail and avoids assigning unverified display, battery, schedule, or CTF features.

Badge
BSides Perth 2018 NodeMCU Badge
Category
primary technical archive gap
Severity
note
Confidence
credible secondary source but incomplete primary archive
Status
needs official schematic or firmware recovery
Timeframe
current BSides Perth 2018 pass
Source note
Australian Cyber Security Magazine 2018 report and BSides Perth 2021 sponsor-pack retrospective.

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Evidence Sources

BSides Perth / ReadKong transcript · retrieved 2026-05-15

BSides Perth 2021 Sponsor Pack

Retrospective source for the broader BSides Perth hackable smart badge lineage; used only as context for past electronic badge behavior, not as standalone proof of 2018 component details.

Badge: BSides Perth 2018 NodeMCU Badge