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missing rights-cleared image · local project policy · needs licensed original replacement

No ToorCamp 2022 Spider Badge image is published because the current public source trail has not been paired with a reusable original badge or artifact photo or official upstream raster render with source URL, license or permission basis, attribution, and processing notes.

The United States record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying source-page media, documentation screenshots, event photos, social media, placeholders, or generated approximations.

Source note: badge.gallery image policy and ToorCamp 2022 Badge Talk and assembly PDF source trail.

missing rights-cleared image · local project policy · needs licensed original replacement

No ToorCamp 2024 Shadybucks Wristband image is published because the current public source trail has not been paired with a reusable original badge or artifact photo or official upstream raster render with source URL, license or permission basis, attribution, and processing notes.

The United States record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying source-page media, documentation screenshots, event photos, social media, placeholders, or generated approximations.

Source note: badge.gallery image policy and ToorCamp 2024 Shadybucks, Shady Tag, and Euphoria CTF wiki source trail.

mixed-source classification · primary plus first-hand secondary · documented

Hardware-source context comes from the official nsec-badge repository, firmware/build details come from the official badge-conf-2023 repository, controller-screen challenge behavior comes from the official nsec-badge-controller-screen repository, and detailed EEPROM/badge-chain protocol behavior comes from a first-hand attendee technical writeup.

Claims are kept specific to what each source proves, and the record does not overstate official documentation beyond the public repositories and first-hand writeup.

Source note: NorthSec 2023 README, badge-conf-2023 README, nsec-badge-controller-screen README, and idk.bz conference-badge writeup.

multi-variant hardware and final-unit mapping gap · public repository tree · three design archives visible; production mapping unrecovered

The repository describes three badge types and publishes three named Gerber archives plus two schematic PDFs. It does not publish a reconciled production BOM, revision history, component-substitution record, test plan, final assembly record, per-variant quantity split, or mapping from technical files to each delivered badge.

The entry keeps the collection-level hardware description bounded and does not imply that every unit had identical hardware, display, sensors, power, firmware, or physical finish.

Source note: MNSEC2025BADGE repository, Schematics directory, and Badge PCB Gerber Files directory.

no-MCU, QR/external-service, design-source, and support boundary · live maker listing and current public-source review · no-code and QR-search claims published; technical/service terms unrecovered

The listing says the badge has no MCU or firmware and that its QR code opens a Google Maps Boba Shop search. The reviewed product trail does not publish the QR payload, any app/service policy, data handling, a schematic, PCB/Gerber/BOM, formal revision history, source license, support process, repair path, warranty, or a guarantee that the external search will remain available or suitable in a particular place.

The catalogue records the stated no-MCU and QR-search feature without inventing firmware, treating the QR as an audited or privacy-neutral service, claiming an open design, or promising product support.

Source note: Brooke's Bytes Hacker Boba Uberflux listing and current public product trail.

non-electronic artifact boundary · public wiki pages · documented

The current source set supports wristbands, hackerpassport stamps, ticket/day-ticket handling, and goodie-bag artifacts, but not an official electronic HaxoGreen 2016 badge.

The page keeps HaxoGreen 2016 visible in the European camp archive while preventing the catalogue from presenting simple identity artifacts as PCB badgelife.

Source note: HaxoGreen 2016 FAQ, Infodesk, and Tickets wiki pages.

non-electronic artifact boundary · public wiki and blog · documented

The current source set supports wristbands, hackerpassport stamps, goodie-bag and T-shirt pickup, tickets, and merch context, but not an official electronic HaxoGreen 2024 badge.

The page keeps HaxoGreen 2024 visible in the European camp archive while preventing the catalogue from presenting simple identity artifacts as PCB badgelife.

Source note: HaxoGreen 2024 FAQ, Infodesk, Tickets, Main Page, and official announcement.

non-electronic artifact boundary · official event pages · documented

The current source set supports ticket registration, ticket carry instructions, certificate checksum verification, optional CAcert-assurance ID context, and ticket-price infrastructure artifacts, but not an official electronic CampZer0 badge.

The page keeps the H.A.C.K. camp origin visible while preventing the catalogue from presenting access artifacts as PCB badgelife.

Source note: CampZer0 home, ticket, how-to, CfP, and ticket-prices pages.

non-electronic artifact boundary · official event pages · documented

The current source set supports ticket registration, ticket carry instructions, certificate checksum verification, and optional CAcert-assurance ID context, but not an official electronic Camp++ 2015 badge.

The page keeps the Hungarian outdoor camp lineage visible while preventing the catalogue from presenting access artifacts as PCB badgelife.

Source note: Camp++ 2015 home, ticket, how-to, and CfP pages.

non-electronic artifact boundary · official event pages · documented

The current source set supports ticket registration, ticket carry instructions, certificate checksum verification, and optional CAcert-assurance ID context, but not an official electronic Camp++ 2016 badge.

The page keeps the Hungarian outdoor camp lineage visible while preventing the catalogue from presenting access artifacts as PCB badgelife.

Source note: Camp++ 2016 home, ticket, how-to, and CfP pages.

non-electronic artifact boundary · official event pages · documented

The current source set supports ticket registration, ticket carry instructions, certificate checksum verification, and Pretalx programme infrastructure, but not an official electronic Camp++ 2019 badge.

The page keeps the Hungarian outdoor camp lineage visible while preventing the catalogue from presenting access artifacts as PCB badgelife.

Source note: Camp++ 2019 home, ticket, how-to, and CfP pages.

non-electronic artifact boundary · official event pages · documented

The current source set supports ticket registration, ticket carry instructions, certificate checksum verification, and Pretalx programme infrastructure, but not an official electronic Camp++ 2020 badge.

The page keeps the Hungarian outdoor camp lineage visible while preventing the catalogue from presenting access artifacts as PCB badgelife.

Source note: Camp++ 2020 home, ticket, how-to, and CfP pages.

non-electronic artifact boundary · official event pages · documented

The current source set supports ticket registration, ticket carry instructions, certificate checksum verification, and Pretalx programme infrastructure, but not an official electronic Camp++ 2021 badge.

The page keeps the Hungarian outdoor camp lineage visible while preventing the catalogue from presenting access artifacts as PCB badgelife.

Source note: Camp++ 2021 home, ticket, how-to, and CfP pages.

non-electronic artifact boundary · official event pages · documented

The current source set supports ticket IDs, campsite reception checks, certificate checksum verification, and government-ID arrival context, but not an official electronic Camp++ 2022 badge.

The page keeps the Hungarian outdoor camp lineage visible while preventing the catalogue from presenting access artifacts as PCB badgelife.

Source note: Camp++ 2022 home, ticket, how-to, and CfP pages.

non-electronic artifact boundary · official event and attendee guidance · source-backed identity artifact

The official event and first-timer pages explicitly describe the student artifact as a paper badge and say it is not electronic. They provide no visual design, material detail beyond paper, credential technology, PCB, component, firmware, or manufacturing record.

The dossier models a real disclosed identity artifact without upgrading it into an electronic badge or inventing attributes of a paper credential.

Source note: cackalackycon 2026 official event page and Cackalackycon 101.

non-electronic artifact specification gap · official event information · physical coin established; physical details unreleased

The official page calls the item a challenge coin in each attendee badge package, but no source identified material, dimensions, weight, finish, artwork, serialisation, maker, production quantity, packaging, credential function, or electronics.

The catalogue records the real event-specific coin without inventing its construction, appearance, value, access function, or technical behavior.

Source note: What's New for BSides Nashville 2026 official event page.

non-electronic scope · official registration, ticketing, and CFP sources · documented

The reviewed official pages prove a required participant/admission badge and registration workflow, but do not prove a PCB, electronics, firmware, batteries, QR/RFID/NFC, lanyard specification, badge challenge, schematic, bill of materials, or hardware repository.

The catalogue records the current participant credential as an identity/access artifact without inventing technical behavior or construction.

Source note: BSides Las Vegas 2026 official registration, ticketing, volunteer-guide, and CFP pages.

non-electronic scope · source-backed classification · documented

DEF CON 1 is modeled as a non-electronic physical name-tag and paper-badge artifact because the public source trail proves identity/access artifacts but does not support electronics, firmware, or hackable hardware claims.

The compendium preserves the first DEF CON credential artifacts without upgrading them into circuit-board badges.

Source note: DEF CON 1 official announcement, official media-server badge photo evidence, InfoconDB event metadata, official DEF CON archive page, and later DEF CON badgelife histories placing the first active electronic DEF CON badge at DEF CON 14.

non-electronic scope · source-backed classification · documented

DEF CON 2 is modeled as a non-electronic physical chest credential because the public source trail proves identity/access artifacts but does not support electronics, firmware, or hackable hardware claims.

The compendium preserves the early conference credential without upgrading it into a circuit-board badge.

Source note: DEF CON 2 official media-server photo evidence, InfoconDB event metadata, official DEF CON archive page, and later DEF CON badgelife histories placing the first active electronic DEF CON badge at DEF CON 14.

non-electronic scope · source-backed classification · documented

DEF CON 3 is modeled as a non-electronic physical waist credential because the public source trail proves identity/access artifacts but does not support electronics, firmware, or hackable hardware claims.

The compendium preserves the early conference credential without upgrading it into a circuit-board badge.

Source note: DEF CON 3 official media-server photo evidence, InfoconDB event metadata, official DEF CON archive page, and later DEF CON badgelife histories placing the first active electronic DEF CON badge at DEF CON 14.

non-electronic scope · source-backed classification · documented

DEF CON 4 is modeled as a non-electronic physical chest credential because the public source trail proves an identity/access artifact but does not support electronics, firmware, or hackable hardware claims.

The compendium preserves the early conference credential without upgrading it into a circuit-board badge.

Source note: DEF CON 4 official media-server photo evidence, InfoconDB event metadata, official DEF CON archive page, and later DEF CON badgelife histories placing the first active electronic DEF CON badge at DEF CON 14.

non-electronic scope · source-backed classification · documented

DEF CON 5 is modeled as a non-electronic physical hanging credential because the public source trail proves an identity/access artifact but does not support electronics, firmware, or hackable hardware claims.

The compendium preserves the early conference credential without upgrading it into a circuit-board badge.

Source note: DEF CON 5 official media-server photo evidence, InfoconDB event metadata, official DEF CON archive page, and later DEF CON badgelife histories placing the first active electronic DEF CON badge at DEF CON 14.

non-electronic scope · source-backed classification · documented

DEF CON 6 is modeled as a non-electronic physical conference credential because the public source trail proves identity/access artifacts but does not support electronics, firmware, or hackable hardware claims.

The compendium preserves the early conference credential without upgrading it into a circuit-board badge.

Source note: DEF CON 6 official media-server photos, InfoconDB event metadata, official DEF CON event page, and later DEF CON badgelife histories placing the first active electronic DEF CON badge at DEF CON 14.

non-electronic scope · source-backed classification · documented

DEF CON 8 is modeled as a non-electronic physical lanyard credential because the public source trail proves an identity/access artifact but does not support electronics, firmware, or hackable hardware claims.

The compendium preserves the early conference credential without upgrading it into a circuit-board badge.

Source note: DEF CON 8 official media-server photos, InfoconDB event metadata, official DEF CON event page, and later DEF CON badgelife histories placing the first active electronic DEF CON badge at DEF CON 14.

non-electronic scope · source-backed classification · documented

DEF CON 9 is modeled as a non-electronic physical lanyard badge because the public source trail proves an identity credential but does not support electronics, firmware, or hackable hardware claims.

The compendium preserves the early conference credential without upgrading it into a circuit-board badge.

Source note: DEF CON 9 official media-server photos, InfoconDB event metadata, and later DEF CON badgelife histories placing the first active electronic DEF CON badge at DEF CON 14.

non-electronic scope · source-backed classification · documented

DEF CON 10 is modeled as a non-electronic physical badge because the public source trail proves a badge artifact but does not support electronics, firmware, or hackable hardware claims.

The compendium preserves the early physical credential without upgrading it into a circuit-board badge.

Source note: DEF CON 10 official program, DEF CON 10 media-server badge images, and later DEF CON badgelife histories placing the first active electronic DEF CON badge at DEF CON 14.

non-electronic scope · source-backed classification · documented

DEF CON 11 is modeled as a non-electronic human identity badge because the public source trail proves a physical badge but does not support electronics, firmware, or hackable hardware claims.

The compendium preserves the early physical credential without upgrading it into a circuit-board badge.

Source note: DEF CON 11 media-server badge photos, DEF CON 11 program PDF, and later DEF CON badgelife histories placing the first active electronic DEF CON badge at DEF CON 14.

non-electronic scope · source-backed classification · documented

DEF CON 13 is modeled as a non-electronic human identity badge because the public source trail proves a physical badge but places DEF CON's first electronic badge at DEF CON 14 in 2006.

The compendium preserves the pre-electronic artifact without inventing LEDs, firmware, microcontrollers, or a badge challenge for 2005.

Source note: Wikimedia Commons DC13 Badge photo, DEF CON 13 forum announcement, VICE/Motherboard badgelife history, and Grand Idea Studio DEF CON 14 materials.

non-electronic scope · source-backed with forum evidence · documented

The official DEF CON 25 badge is modeled as a rubber/plastic identity artifact because public feedback records the badge that way and no source-backed firmware or electronic official-badge design has been established in this pass.

The compendium avoids adding imaginary hardware to a year whose badge significance is partly the contrast with unofficial electronic badgelife.

Source note: DEF CON forum feedback and Hackaday DEF CON 25 badgelife report.

non-electronic scope · official registration sources · documented

The public source trail proves a badge-required admission model and badge pickup workflow, but does not prove an electronic PCB badge, firmware, schematic, challenge circuit, or hardware badge repository.

The catalogue preserves the major BSides Las Vegas badge lineage as an identity/access artifact without inventing electronics.

Source note: BSides Las Vegas 2019 Join Us and Registration FAQ pages.