Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying event media, repository photos or renders, screenshots, social-media images, or generated visuals.
Evidence
Primary source for the conference-badge identity, BLE rock-paper-scissors game, high-level challenge context, 400-distributed claim, and earlier-conference-firmware boundary.
Commit-pinned BOM for documented part-level review, including the ESP32-C3-MINI-1-N4 and physical interface footprints.
Commit-pinned Arduino-style archival source. It is not treated as a verified image for every conference unit because the README distinguishes earlier flashed firmware.
Commit-pinned public project tree preserving KiCad, Gerber, BOM, and firmware material. It has no detected repository license and is not image-reuse permission.
Commit-pinned custom-board design source; it does not establish final fabrication, component population, or production quantity.
Official 2024 archive for the San Diego edition and Somerset Recon's Lockpicking & Tamper Evident CTF contributor context; it is not a component-level badge specification.
Source trail
Official 2024 event archive anchoring the San Diego edition and listing Somerset Recon as a contributor to the Lockpicking & Tamper Evident CTF; it does not supply component-level badge details.
Commit-pinned badge archive preserving the reviewed KiCad, Gerber, BOM, firmware, and project-material tree. Public availability is evidence, not a license or image-reuse grant.
Primary badge-team source calling the artifact the San Diego BSides Conference 2024 badge, describing the BLE rock-paper-scissors game and high-level UART challenge context, reporting that 400 badges were distributed, and distinguishing conference-unit firmware from later source behavior.
Commit-pinned Arduino-style firmware source for the archival badge project. The README says conference badges used earlier firmware, so this file is not presented as a verified event-day image.
Commit-pinned component list for the ESP32-C3-MINI-1-N4, buttons, LEDs, switch, display/HT16K33 footprints, six-pin SAO connector, 3.3 V regulator, and three 1×AA battery-holder footprints.
Commit-pinned PCB design evidence for a custom conference board. It does not prove a fabrication revision, production run, or uniform final population.