Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The catalogue classifies Clip-Boy as an independent BadgeLife artifact associated with DEF CON 34 rather than an official conference credential or admission substitute.
Evidence
Public live shop endpoint observed in the official storefront code. At this source pass it lists all first-run stock at zero: 86 $120 Standard, 25 $130 Pro, and five $140 RAD editions. It is a time-sensitive inventory/status record, not evidence of delivery, buyer receipt, or a funded second run.
Public fork linked by the maker's own AI/tooling disclosure as the base for Wi-Fi/BLE security tooling ported to Clip-Boy. The repository is not identified as a final Clip-Boy firmware release, and GitHub reports no detected license for the fork or its listed upstream parent.
Official maker page naming Clip-Boy the unofficial DEF CON 34 electronic badge; it documents the high-level ESP32-S3 wrist-badge feature claims, shipment in passive listen-only mode, optional research-build boundary, current sold-out/second-run interest state, delivery options, creator/seller information, and AI/tooling disclosure.
Public source repository for the official Clip-Boy shop, including its high-level product descriptions, imagery inventory, delivery and interest-form behavior, AI/tooling disclosure, and current frontend logic. GitHub reports no detected repository license; this is not a documented Clip-Boy hardware or final firmware archive.
Source trail
Primary official maker source for the explicit independent DEF CON 34 relationship; ESP32-S3 wrist-badge framing; Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, deauthentication detector, LED, theremin, collectible, and 3D-printed enclosure claims; passive-listen-only and optional-research-build wording; first-run/second-run state; delivery terms; creator/seller disclosure; and AI/tooling statement.
Primary current storefront data source for the $120 Standard / $130 Pro / $140 RAD first-run price points, 86/25/5 planned-and-sold totals, and zero available snapshot. It does not establish a final sales ledger, shipped-unit recipient list, physical delivery, refund state, or second-run commitment.
Maker-linked fork referenced only as a base for Clip-Boy's Wi-Fi/BLE tooling. GitHub marks it as a fork and reports no detected license. It is not treated as a complete Clip-Boy source release, compatible build, final binary, flashing guide, or authorization to use security-testing capabilities.
Primary public source for the current shop's product-description implementation, all-152-shipped / interest-form wording, AI/tooling transparency text, public media inventory, and dynamic inventory integration. GitHub reports no detected license; public storefront code and media do not grant hardware/firmware/image reuse permission.