Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The record stays image-free rather than copying official page imagery, repository photos, screenshots, social media, or generated badge art.
Evidence
Commit-pinned PCB fabrication archive named by the maker for the Seasides 2026 Roulette Badge. It supports the existence of a design/fabrication source surface but does not license the archive or prove a particular manufacture, production count, or event handoff.
Public `badge.c` source surface referenced by the maker README for the ATtiny85 badge firmware. It is a reproducibility reference, not proof that every event unit used this exact revision or that the repository's contents carry a reusable license.
Commit-pinned schematic document for the maker's Roulette Badge design. It is paired with the project's Gerber archive and supports a documented design trail, while leaving fabrication run, assembled revision, inspection, electrical limits, and final event-unit parity open.
Primary maker documentation for the 300-plus live-assembly statement; ATtiny85, 74HC595, eight-LED, UART, EEPROM, animation, eight-stage CTF, and author claims. The README's voltage labels and build guidance do not establish a final production-unit power configuration, safety review, or distribution ledger.
Rahul Thareja's commit-pinned public project archive. Its project title and README call the object a Seasides 2026 Roulette Badge built for the Hardware Village, and the archive includes firmware, schematic, Gerber, and image-file surfaces. It is maker-declared event association, not an organizer confirmation of official issue, all-attendee allocation, final event-unit parity, or reusable-image permission.
Official Seasides site for the February 19-21, 2026 International Centre Goa event, free cybersecurity conference framing, and village links.
Primary badge source documenting the soldering village, custom badge, enough badges for attendees, take-home badge activity, hidden hardware/firmware challenge, and hardware village programme.
Source trail
Primary badge-source page for the soldering badge, enough badges for everyone attending, take-home badge activity, hidden hardware/firmware challenge, hardware talks, CTF context, and prize framing.
Commit-pinned public firmware source supporting the maker-published ATtiny85 implementation trail. It does not establish that every event unit ran the same build, expose a complete event challenge service/history, confirm a hardware revision, or supply an explicit repository/content license.
Primary project-owner source identifying the maker-declared Seasides 2026 Roulette Badge and Hardware Village association; it says more than 300 participants assembled it live and documents the ATtiny85, 74HC595, eight LEDs, UART, EEPROM progression, eight-stage CTF, source, schematic, and Gerber trail. It is not a Seasides/HW101 organizer statement, finalized recipient ledger, final-unit verification, or license grant.
Official event-context source for the February 19-21, 2026 Goa conference, International Centre Goa venue, free conference framing, and Hardware Hacking Village link.