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The study context involved VR goggles, physiological sensors, questionnaires, challenge activity, and researcher check-ins, with the recruitment statement explaining data collection and participant procedures.

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privacy and sensor caveat · official research statement · documented

The badge dossier preserves the research-study context while avoiding unrelated claims about public badge behavior, firmware, or attendee monitoring outside SaikoCTF participation.

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HITBSecConf2024 Bangkok SaikoCTF Badge
Category
privacy and sensor caveat
Severity
note
Confidence
official research statement
Status
documented
Timeframe
August 2024 SaikoCTF study
Source note
HITB Recruitment statement.

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Hack In The Box · retrieved 2026-05-15

Saiko CTF

Primary event-page source for the HITB Bangkok SaikoCTF hardware badge, physio interface, cyber-challenge interface, programmable hardware component interfaces, and challenge context.

Badge: HITBSecConf2024 Bangkok SaikoCTF Badge

IHMC / SRI International / SaikoCTF research team · retrieved 2026-05-15

HITB Recruitment statement

Primary research statement source proving that participants used VR goggles and physiological sensors, completed a simulated-network CTF with a Kali Linux VM, and received an electronic SaikoCTF badge plus soft-skills assessment summary.

Badge: HITBSecConf2024 Bangkok SaikoCTF Badge