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image provenance · TIB AV-Portal license metadata and exact frame timestamp · licensed video-frame replacement applied

The DEF CON 19 image uses a 00:18:26 frame from the TIB AV-Portal / DEF CON recording of Welcome & Making of the badge under CC BY 3.0, cropped to the talk-slide collage of real titanium badge variants.

The entry now has a rights-cleared documentary video-frame derivative without copying attendee photos, generated art, placeholders, or all-rights-reserved gallery media.

Source note: TIB AV-Portal media 40642 license metadata, CC BY 3.0, DEF CON talk metadata, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance · source-backed · licensed original replacement applied

The published DEF CON 20 image is a WebP crop from Sephiroth storm's CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons documentary photo of multiple DEF CON badges.

The catalogue can show a real DEF CON 20 badge image while preserving the full source original and avoiding Parallax forum images, WIRED gallery images, generated art, or uncleared archive photos.

Source note: Wikimedia Commons File:DefCon Badges.jpg metadata and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance · source-backed · licensed original replacement applied

The published DEF CON 21 image is an optimized WebP derivative of Openfly's CC BY 2.0 Flickr photo titled populated defcon 21 badge case.

The catalogue can show a real DEF CON 21 badge-case photo while preserving the full source original and avoiding WIRED, Hackaday, or writeup photos without complete provenance.

Source note: Flickr photo-page title and CC BY 2.0 license metadata, plus badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance · source-backed · licensed video-frame replacement applied

The DEF CON 23 image uses a 00:09:56 frame from the CC BY 3.0 TIB AV-Portal / DEF CON recording `DT and 1057 - Welcome to DEF CON`, cropped to the talk-slide collage of real vinyl record badge variants.

The entry now has a rights-cleared documentary video-frame derivative while continuing to avoid The Register, Hackaday, writeup, attendee, social-media, generated, and placeholder imagery.

Source note: TIB AV-Portal media 36360 license metadata and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance · Wikimedia Commons license metadata and visible DEF CON 26 lanyard · licensed original replacement applied

The DEF CON 26 image uses Sephiroth storm's Wikimedia Commons documentary photo `HackerCon Badges.jpg` under CC BY-SA 4.0.

The entry now has a real rights-cleared documentary photo without copying article media, Hackaday.io photos, screenshots, generated art, or placeholders.

Source note: Wikimedia Commons File:HackerCon Badges.jpg and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance · repository license and exact source image · licensed original repository photo applied

The Tipsy visual uses the repository README's exact `assets/tipsy.readme.png` badge photo under the repository CC BY-NC 4.0 license.

The record has a real source image, attribution, license basis, retained local source original, and optimized WebP delivery file rather than generated, placeholder, social-media, or screenshot imagery.

Source note: seeess/Defcon-Tipsy-33-Badge README, LICENSE, and assets/tipsy.readme.png.

image provenance · repository component license and exact raster source · licensed official upstream render applied

The HOPE XV visual uses the `graphics/boardrendfront.png` upstream front-board raster from the HiP Badge open-hardware repository linked by the HOPE wiki.

The record now has a rights-cleared official upstream raster render with source URL, CC BY-SA 4.0 component license, attribution, local source preservation, and optimized WebP delivery while keeping the wiki's unlicensed front/back photos unpublished.

Source note: HOPE XV Electronic Badge wiki, tidklaas/hip-badge `graphics/boardrendfront.png`, `graphics/COPYING`, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance · Wikimedia Commons license metadata and visible badge text · licensed original replacement applied

The published BSides Tampa 2018 image is a WebP crop from Sephiroth storm's CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons documentary photo of hacker-conference badges.

The entry can show a real badge/lanyard artifact while avoiding generated art, unclear conference-gallery imagery, or social-media copies.

Source note: Wikimedia Commons File:HackerCon Badges.jpg and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance · repository license and exact raster source · licensed original replacement applied

The BSidesKC 2019 visual uses the official BadgePiratesLLC/BSidesKC_2019 `photos/Participant Close up.JPG` repository photo under the repository CC BY 4.0 hardware license.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a real physical participant-badge photo with source URL, license, attribution, and WebP processing notes preserved.

Source note: BSidesKC_2019 participant image, HW-LICENSE.md, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance · Wikimedia Commons license metadata and visible AND!XOR DC26 badge · licensed original replacement applied

The AND!XOR DC26 image uses a WebP crop from Sephiroth storm's CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons documentary photo `HackerCon Badges.jpg`.

The entry now has a real rights-cleared documentary-photo derivative with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes instead of generated, placeholder, article, project-gallery, or social-media imagery.

Source note: Wikimedia Commons File:HackerCon Badges.jpg and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance · project image provenance and repository license · licensed original replacement applied

The NorthSec 2021 image uses the official nsec-badge repository's `hw/2021/badges.jpeg` physical-badge photo under the repository MIT license.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a real repository photo with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes preserved.

Source note: Project image provenance and nsec/nsec-badge nsec21 repository.

image provenance · project image provenance and repository license · licensed original replacement applied

The NorthSec 2023 image uses the official nsec-badge repository's `PXL_20230106_192338607.jpg` conference-badge PCB photo under the repository MIT license.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a real repository photo with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes preserved.

Source note: Project image provenance and nsec/nsec-badge nsec23 repository.

image provenance · project image provenance and repository license · licensed original replacement applied

The NorthSec 2024 image uses the official nsec-badge repository's `hw/2024/cell.gif` badge animation under the repository MIT license.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a real official repository raster with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes preserved.

Source note: Project image provenance and nsec/nsec-badge 2024 branch.

image provenance · source-backed · licensed original replacement applied

The Kiwicon 2038 visual uses Kristina D.C. Hoeppner / 4nitsirk's Flickr documentary photo `Kiwicon 2038AD name badge` under CC BY-SA 2.0.

The entry now has a real rights-cleared lanyard/name-badge photo while preserving the rule against generated, placeholder, social-media, conference-gallery, or uncleared event imagery.

Source note: Flickr photo 30981234147 license metadata and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance · CC BY 4.0 source page and exact raster URL · licensed original photo applied

The Off-By-One 2024 hero image uses elmo's CC BY 4.0 front badge photo from the attendee writeup.

The Singapore record can show a real badge photo with source URL, license, attribution, preserved local source original, and optimized WebP delivery rather than generated or unclear imagery.

Source note: Off-By-One 2024 badge writeup, badge_front.jpg, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance reuse · repository license and local source mapping · documented

The published image is the MIT-licensed upstream Communicator Badge repository front photo, duplicated under a Hackaday Europe 2026 delivery filename for the reuse record.

The image proves the physical badge platform, not a separate Lecco documentary field photo; any event-floor photo should be added only with its own source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes.

Source note: Hack-a-Day/2025-Communicator_Badge image and LICENSE.txt.

image provenance upgrade · licensed source photo · licensed original replacement applied

The SHA2017 page now uses a licensed original Wikimedia Commons documentary photo cut out to a transparent derivative and served as WebP.

The badge facts and visual provenance are now aligned: the image record preserves source URL, CC BY-SA 4.0 license, attribution, and cutout-processing notes.

Source note: badge.gallery image provenance record for sha2017-wikimedia-korrupt-cc-by-sa-4.webp.

image provenance upgrade · licensed source photo · licensed original replacement applied

The MCH2022 page now uses a licensed original Wikimedia Commons documentary photo cut out to a transparent derivative and served as WebP.

The badge facts and visual provenance are now aligned: the image record preserves source URL, CC BY-SA 4.0 license, attribution, and cutout-processing notes.

Source note: badge.gallery image provenance record for mch2022-wikimedia-korrupt-cc-by-sa-4.webp.

image provenance upgrade · project image provenance and repository license · licensed original replacement applied

The BornHack 2024 visual now uses an optimized WebP derived from a transparent cutout derived from the CC BY-SA 4.0 `Pictures/bornhack_badge_2024_lightblue.jpg` photo in the official case branch.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a licensed physical badge-in-case photo derivative with source and attribution preserved.

Source note: Project image provenance and bornhack/badge2024 case branch.

image provenance upgrade · project writeup image and page license footer · licensed original replacement applied

The Fri3d 2016 visual now uses an optimized WebP derived from Christophe VG's `fri3d-badge.jpeg` project-writeup header image.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a source-page image with exact URL, CC BY-SA 4.0 license basis, attribution, and processing notes while avoiding generated, placeholder, social, or uncleared imagery.

Source note: Christophe VG Fri3d Badge writeup, fri3d-badge.jpeg, page CC BY-SA 4.0 footer, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · project image provenance and repository license · licensed original prototype photo applied

The Fri3d 2018 visual now uses an optimized WebP derived from the official repository `media/Fri3dBadge_2018_00_Proto0.jpg` documentary photo of real Ph0xx prototype boards.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a source-controlled original photo with source URL, license basis, attribution, and processing notes while avoiding generated, placeholder, social, or uncleared imagery.

Source note: Fri3dCamp/badge README, media/Fri3dBadge_2018_00_Proto0.jpg, LICENSE, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · project image provenance and repository license · licensed original replacement applied

The Fri3d 2024 visual now uses an optimized WebP derived from a transparent cutout derived from the Apache-2.0 `docs/badge2024.jpg` photo in the official Fri3dCamp badge repository.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a licensed original-photo derivative with source and attribution preserved.

Source note: Project image provenance and Fri3dCamp/badge_2024 repository.

image provenance upgrade · project image provenance and repository license · licensed upstream raster replacement applied

The RomHack Camp 2022 visual now uses the transparent upstream `img/RHC22_badge_front.png` front render from the public MIT-licensed CyberSaiyanIT/rhc22-badge repository.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a licensed upstream raster asset with source and attribution preserved.

Source note: Project image provenance and CyberSaiyanIT/rhc22-badge repository.

image provenance upgrade · project image provenance and repository license · licensed original replacement applied

The OSHCamp visual now uses an optimized WebP derived from a transparent cutout derived from the Solderpad-licensed `images/oshcamp23_badge_04.jpg` photo in the Electrolama badge repository.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a licensed original-photo derivative with source and attribution preserved.

Source note: Project image provenance and electrolama/oshcamp23-badge repository.

image provenance upgrade · project image provenance, GitLab repository, and OSHWA certification record · licensed original replacement applied

The DORS/CLUC 2024 visual uses an optimized WebP derived from a transparent cutout derived from the repository `badge.jpg` photo embedded in the open DC2024badge README.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a real badge photo with source URL, license basis, attribution, and cutout-processing notes preserved.

Source note: Project image provenance, hyperglitch/DC2024badge README, and OSHWA HR000116.

image provenance upgrade · project image provenance and repository license · licensed official upstream raster render applied

The NodeConf EU 2017 visual uses the official NearForm repository `img/nceubadge.png` board-layout raster under the repository Apache-2.0 license.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at an exact upstream raster source with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes while avoiding generated, placeholder, article, or uncleared imagery.

Source note: nearform/nceubadge README, img/nceubadge.png, LICENSE, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · official page license and exact raster source · licensed original replacement applied

The DEF CON 27 visual uses Grand Idea Studio's official `dc27_bdg_img1.jpg` badge photo under the project page's Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International design-license statement.

The public badge page, image archive, and API now point at a real upstream badge photo with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes preserved.

Source note: Grand Idea Studio DEFCON 27 Badge page, official image URL, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · repository license and exact raster source · licensed official upstream render applied

The Hackbat visual uses the GPL-3.0 `doc/3d.png` render from the official theHackbat/defcon32_badge repository.

The record has a rights-cleared official upstream raster render with source URL, license, attribution, local source preservation, and optimized WebP delivery while avoiding generated or placeholder imagery.

Source note: theHackbat/defcon32_badge `doc/3d.png`, repository LICENSE, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · repository README license text and exact raster source · licensed official upstream raster render applied

The ICS Village DC33 visual uses FREE-WILi's `build_a_badge` repository `assets/ics_village_badge.png` upstream raster render under the repository README's MIT License text.

The record now has a rights-cleared official upstream render with source URL, license, attribution, source-original retention, and WebP processing notes while avoiding generated or placeholder imagery.

Source note: freewili/build_a_badge repository README, assets/ics_village_badge.png, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · repository source and MIT license · licensed original photo applied

The LayerOne 2024 visual uses the MIT-licensed `docs/spinner_photo.png` repository photo embedded in the public README for the POV Spinner badge.

The public badge page, image archive, and API can show a real repository badge photo with source URL, license, attribution, local source preservation, and optimized WebP delivery rather than synthetic or unclear imagery.

Source note: charlie-x/LayerOne_2024 README, `docs/spinner_photo.png`, LICENSE, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · repository README license split and exact raster source · licensed official upstream raster render applied

The CactusCon 14 visual uses Badge Pirates' official `CAD/CC14.png` front board-output raster from the public CactusCon14 repository.

The record now has a rights-cleared official upstream raster render with source URL, license basis, attribution, local source preservation, and optimized WebP delivery while avoiding generated, placeholder, screenshot, or social-media imagery.

Source note: BadgePiratesLLC/CactusCon14 README, CAD/CC14.png, LICENSE, LICENSE-HARDWARE.md, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · repository license and README image evidence · licensed original replacement applied

The ToorCamp 2018 visual uses the BSD-licensed repository JPEG embedded in the Great Scott Gadgets README as the Jar of Fireflies badge image.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at an original repository photo with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes preserved.

Source note: toorcamp2018badge README, LICENSE, and image provenance record.

image provenance upgrade · repository license and exact raster source · licensed original replacement applied

The Supercon 2023 Vectorscope visual now uses the MIT-licensed `docs/badge_talk_2023/images/image2.png` workbench photo from the official Hack-a-Day/Vectorscope repository.

The original North American Vectorscope record now has a rights-cleared physical-badge image with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes while avoiding generated or placeholder imagery.

Source note: Hack-a-Day/Vectorscope image file, repository license, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · project image provenance and repository license · licensed original replacement applied

The Supercon 2025 visual now uses the repository `images/2025_badge_front_supercon_logo.png` front photo under the MIT-licensed Hack-a-Day/2025-Communicator_Badge source tree.

The public badge page, image archive, and API point at a real upstream badge photo with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes preserved.

Source note: Project image provenance, Hack-a-Day/2025-Communicator_Badge image file, README, and LICENSE.txt.

image provenance upgrade · repository license and exact raster source · licensed official upstream render applied

The Remoticon 2020 visual uses Thomas Flummer's official `RENDER/remoticon_badge.jpg` upstream render from the public CC BY-SA 4.0 flummer/remoticon2020-badge repository.

The record now has a rights-cleared official upstream raster render with source URL, license, attribution, local source preservation, and optimized WebP delivery while avoiding generated, placeholder, social-media, or OSH Park preview imagery.

Source note: flummer/remoticon2020-badge README, LICENSE.txt, `RENDER/remoticon_badge.jpg`, GitHub license metadata, JPEG EXIF copyright, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · repository README license statement and exact raster source · licensed official upstream raster render applied

The BSides CDMX 2025 visual uses Electronic Cats' official `BADGE-BSIDES-CDMX-2025-03.png` community-badge raster from the public hardware tree.

The record has a rights-cleared official upstream raster with source URL, license basis, attribution, local source preservation, and optimized WebP delivery while avoiding generated, placeholder, screenshot, social-media, or conference-gallery imagery.

Source note: ElectronicCats/Badge-bsides-cdmx-2025 README, LICENSE_HARDWARE, hardware community raster path, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · official page license and exact raster source · licensed original replacement applied

The DEFCON China 1.0 visual uses Grand Idea Studio's official `dcn1_bdg_img1.webp` badge photo under the project page's Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International design-license statement.

The public badge page, image archive, and API now point at a real upstream badge photo with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes preserved.

Source note: Grand Idea Studio DEFCON China 1.0 Badge page, official image URL, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · repository license and exact documentation photo · licensed original replacement applied

The ARAMCON 2019 visual uses the CC BY-SA 4.0 `docs/intro.jpg` documentation photo from the official badge-docs repository.

The Israeli entry now has a rights-cleared original documentation photo with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes while avoiding generated or placeholder imagery.

Source note: ARAMCON badge-docs repository image file, README license badge, LICENSE file, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · repository license and embedded-PDF image evidence · licensed original replacement applied

The local Ruxcon 2015 visual now uses the build guide's embedded Figure 13 programming-header JPEG from the public Unlicense repository archive.

The Australian entry now has a real upstream assembly photo with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes instead of a generated or placeholder image.

Source note: RuxconBadge2015 build PDF image extraction, repository LICENSE, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · official repository license and exact raster source · licensed official upstream render applied

The ESPlant visual uses the official `Photos/ESPlant.front.png` repository front render under the repository LICENSE statement covering photos and other documentation as Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 3.0.

The public badge page, image archive, and API now point at a real upstream ESPlant render with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes preserved.

Source note: CCHS-Melbourne/ESPlant repository LICENSE, official `Photos/ESPlant.front.png`, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · official repository license and exact photo source · licensed original photo applied

The IoTuz visual uses the official `Case/Printable/front-shot.jpg` repository photo under the repository LICENSE statement covering photos and other documentation as Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 3.0.

The public badge page, image archive, and API now point at a real upstream IoTuz photo with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes preserved.

Source note: CCHS-Melbourne/iotuz-esp32-hardware repository LICENSE, official `Case/Printable/front-shot.jpg`, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · official repository license and exact raster source · licensed official upstream render applied

The LoliBot visual uses the official `LoliBot-Render-Top.png` repository top render under the CCHS Melbourne repository README's TAPR Open Hardware License statement.

The public badge page, image archive, and API now point at an exact upstream LoliBot render with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes preserved instead of generated or placeholder imagery.

Source note: CCHS-Melbourne/LoliBot README, official `LoliBot-Render-Top.png`, and badge.gallery image policy.

image provenance upgrade · repository license and exact raster source · licensed upstream render applied

The Ekoparty 2024 visual uses the Electronic Cats repository's `hardware/Eko2024.pretty/eko-badge-2024.png` upstream hardware raster under the repository README's CERN OHL v1.2 hardware-license statement.

The South American entry now has a rights-cleared official upstream raster with source URL, license, attribution, and processing notes while avoiding generated or placeholder imagery.

Source note: ElectronicCats badge-EKOParty-2024 README, LICENSE_HARDWARE.md, repository image file, and badge.gallery image policy.