Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The catalogue records the badge as a real workshop artifact with documented assembly hazards rather than a frictionless production object.
Evidence
Darkglade-hosted build PDF documenting the RuxBadge BOM, STM32F030K6T6, IR receiver/emitter, LEDs, CR2032 holders, SMD assembly, headers, boot jumper, and battery warning.
Official Ruxcon source for the October 22-23, 2016 CQ Function Centre, Melbourne event and Australian security-conference context.
Official events schedule placing the Hardware Hacking Village in the October 22 programme.
Public repository preserving the Ruxcon 2016 HHV badge firmware and Arduino-IRRemote fork with the RuxBadge protocol.
Official HHV source for village hours, hosts Prof Morgan and Tim Noise, and the NodeMCU/ESP8266 tutorial context.
Post-event source-release note documenting that the 2016 and 2017 Ruxcon HHV code was published on GitHub.
Beginner soldering guide that explicitly points attendees toward the more advanced Ruxcon 2016 Hardware Hacking Village badge.
Source trail
Source-release post linking the public Ruxcon 2016 HHV code repository.
Primary build-guide source for the STM32F030K6T6, TSSP58038 IR receiver, 940 nm IR emitter, green LEDs, CR2032 holders, boot jumper, and assembly warning details.
Workshop source establishing the RuxBadge as the more advanced HHV badge after the beginner SimpleSolder LED flasher.
Public repository source for badge firmware, cleartext implementation source, and Arduino-IRRemote fork containing the RuxBadge protocol.
Official schedule source for the Hardware Hacking Village event placement.
Official HHV source for host names, village scope, attendee hardware expectations, and the ESP8266/NodeMCU tutorial context.
Official source for Ruxcon 2016 dates, CQ Function Centre venue, Melbourne location, and security-conference framing.