Issue dossier

The public trail identifies a CH32V003, coin-cell basis, maker artwork, and Howard Ong PCB design, but no schematic, PCB file, bill of materials, part list, board revision, firmware repository, binary, source license, build/provisioning path, release, final configuration, manufacturing record, or all-unit parity evidence was recovered.

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

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hardware, firmware, and final-unit archive gap · current public source pass · high-level maker record only

The badge record remains limited to the organizer wording and maker's high-level factual account rather than inventing technical details or treating a repaired field unit as a fully published hardware release.

Badge
Greycademy 2026 Hackbadge
Category
hardware, firmware, and final-unit archive gap
Severity
note
Confidence
current public source pass
Status
high-level maker record only
Timeframe
current catalogue build
Source note
Hackin7 project page/index, Terence Chan Zun Mun's public maker record, and NUS Greyhats event sources.

Evidence

Related Resources

first-person maker record

Terence Chan Zun Mun public maker record

Public first-person account naming the intended Greycademy participant distribution, CH32V003 and coin-cell basis, maker artwork, Howard Ong PCB design, and reprogramming of more than 200 prepared badges after a power-reliability problem. It is not a source-code or image-reuse grant.

Badge: Greycademy 2026 Hackbadge

official event announcement

NUS Greyhats Greycademy 2026 announcement

Official NUS Greyhats announcement for A.YCEP × Greycademy 2026. It schedules January 24-25 workshops, January 26-30 practice, and January 31 / February 7 qualification and finals, and says participants can take home electronic badges among free goodies.

Badge: Greycademy 2026 Hackbadge

official event recap

NUS Greyhats Greycademy 2026 recap

Post-event NUS Greyhats account of the completed program, collaboration with CSA's A.YCEP, two days of training, CTF work, 78 challenges, 60 finalists, and 3,526 captured flags. It does not document a specific badge unit or distribution ledger.

Badge: Greycademy 2026 Hackbadge

Source trail

Evidence Sources

Hackin7 · retrieved 2026-05-15

Hackbadge

Primary maker project page, dated January 24, 2026, that identifies the deployed electronic PCB badge as created for Greycademy 2026.

Badge: Greycademy 2026 Hackbadge

NUS Greyhats · retrieved 2026-05-15

Greycademy 2026 recap

Primary organizer post-event source establishing that the A.YCEP × Greycademy 2026 program was completed, ran with CSA support, and included training plus qualifier/final CTF work.

Badge: Greycademy 2026 Hackbadge

NUS Greyhats Official Announcements · retrieved 2026-05-15

A.YCEP × Greycademy 2026

Primary organizer announcement for the 2026 Singapore tertiary-student cybersecurity program, schedule, workshop/CTF format, and participant electronic-badge take-home wording. It does not prove an individual recipient, hardware specification, or completed distribution.

Badge: Greycademy 2026 Hackbadge

Terence Chan Zun Mun / Hackin7 · retrieved 2026-05-15

Hackbadge first-person maker account

Primary maker account identifying the CH32V003, coin-cell basis, intended participant distribution, artwork and PCB-design attribution, brownout problem, and reprogramming of more than 200 already prepared badges. No firmware archive, exact change, final release, or image-reuse licence is published there.

Badge: Greycademy 2026 Hackbadge