Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The catalogue preserves the planned free giveaway without treating it as a completed run, confirmed attendee entitlement, universal handout, or delivered artifact.
Evidence
Maker-owned DC32-named repository whose README and Gerber tree preserve a fabrication/assembly trail for a Power Glove SAO. It does not establish that its design, components, media, or documentation exactly match a future 2026 re-release.
Primary historical maker documentation for the resistor/LED/header BOM, solder-mask/finish recommendations, assembly cathode orientation, and embedded images. It has no explicit repository licence or 2026 revision/fulfillment statement.
Public historical Gerber directory for the DC32 Power Glove project. It supports a real design-file trail, not a 2026 final-board, component, safety, production, or reuse-rights claim.
NilbinSec's public current-event row for the Power Glove Re-release SAO: marked free, 500-unit giveaway claim, social-media/Badgelife-Village drop wording, and planned GitHub posting on DEF CON Day 1. It is a maker self-submission, not an official DEF CON issuance, production, distribution, or image-rights source.
Source trail
Primary historical source for the two 470-ohm 0805 resistors, three 0807 flashing RGB LEDs, one 5 mm cloudy red LED, 2×3 shrouded SAO header, assembly orientations, and fabrication recommendations. It does not identify a controller, firmware, voltage/current specifications, 2026 components, or a licence.
Primary historical maker-controlled repository for the DC32 Power Glove SAO fabrication/assembly trail. Its public root has no detected explicit licence and does not supply an event-distribution record, 2026 re-release mapping, source code, final 2026 revision, or image reuse grant.
Primary current-event maker self-submission naming the Power Glove Re-release as a free SAO, claiming 500 giveaway units, social-media/Badgelife-Village drops, and a planned NilbinSec GitHub post on DEF CON Day 1. It does not prove final production, an actual drop, recipient allocation, component parity, access rights, organizer endorsement, or image reuse permission.