Issue dossier

The public BOM identifies alternative displays, an RP2350 section, an ESP32-S3 option, and an ESP32-specific pinout, while its own header calls the BOM work in progress. It does not establish the controller, display, PCB revision, battery, enclosure, component population, or electrical behavior of a final artifact.

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

Back to issues index

hardware configuration and BOM gap · primary work-in-progress repository · final configuration unconfirmed

The record can show the documented development directions without collapsing alternatives into an invented production specification.

Badge
OzSec 2025 CRASHANDBURN Badge
Category
hardware configuration and BOM gap
Severity
note
Confidence
primary work-in-progress repository
Status
final configuration unconfirmed
Timeframe
current archive review
Source note
OzSecICT badge-crashandburn component BOM and ESP32 pinout.

Evidence

Related Resources

official event archive

OzSec 2025 event archive

Organizer-hosted OzSec 2025 archive for Wichita context, Hyatt Regency venue, badge USB-data-cable wording, and Badge President/Honorary Chair attribution. Its conflicting date fragments are tracked as an archive caveat.

Badge: OzSec 2025 CRASHANDBURN Badge

work-in-progress hardware BOM

CRASHANDBURN component BOM

Current planned component list for display alternatives, USB-C, charge and power path parts, RP2350 section, and an ESP32-S3 option; it does not prove a final built configuration.

Badge: OzSec 2025 CRASHANDBURN Badge

Source trail

Evidence Sources

OzSec · retrieved 2026-05-15

OzSec 2025 event archive

Primary organizer-hosted source for the 2025 Wichita conference context, Hyatt Regency venue, instruction to bring a USB data cable for the badge, and Badge President/Honorary Chair wording. It has conflicting date fragments, so no exact date is asserted.

Badge: OzSec 2025 CRASHANDBURN Badge

OzSecICT / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15

OzSecICT/badge-crashandburn

Primary organizer-linked badge archive whose README names the OzSec 2025 CRASHANDBURN badge and says it will be built in MicroPython for an RP2040 or RP2350 with multiple minigames, while retaining work-in-progress status.

Badge: OzSec 2025 CRASHANDBURN Badge