Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The record keeps component claims to ESP8266/NodeMCU evidence and avoids unsupported board-layout or production-run detail.
Evidence
Darkglade writeup documenting UART access, boot output, EasyFlag discovery, per-badge data, and NodeMCU/ESP8266 badge context.
Darkglade writeup documenting the harder badge flag, crypto/AES behavior, firmware inspection, and Lua/NodeMCU bytecode path.
Official Ruxcon source for the 2017 Melbourne security-conference context and Aus-Pacific framing.
Official events schedule documenting the October 21-22, 2017 programme and Hardware Hacking Village activity context.
Public repository preserving the Ruxcon 2017 HHV badge firmware source referenced by the source-release post.
Official HHV source naming the Ruxcon 2017 HHV Badge session and listing assembled badge plus 3.3V USB-UART adapter requirements.
Post-event source-release note documenting that the 2016 and 2017 Ruxcon HHV badge code was published on GitHub.
Darkglade post-event wrap documenting badge-kit demand, the Ruxcon 2017 HHV page, non-public Gerber rationale, and source-material follow-up context.
Source trail
Source-release post linking the public Ruxcon 2017 HHV badge repository and preserving post-event firmware availability context.
First-hand challenge writeup source for UART/boot-output behavior, EasyFlag path, per-badge data, and NodeMCU/ESP8266 badge context.
First-hand challenge writeup source for crypto-module/AES behavior, Lua bytecode inspection, and harder flag path.
Post-event source for badge-kit demand, public-material follow-up, and the explicit note that badge Gerbers were not published because of the commissioned limited-run artwork.
Public firmware repository for the Ruxcon 2017 HHV badge source referenced by the Darkglade release post.
Official schedule source for the October 21-22, 2017 programme and Hardware Hacking Village placement.
Official source for the Ruxcon 2017 HHV Badge session and required assembled badge plus 3.3V USB-UART adapter.
Official source for Ruxcon 2017 security-conference and Melbourne/Aus-Pacific context.