ROOTCON 18 Badge STL directory
Official Badge/STL directory listing Rootcon 2024 Buttons.stl and Rootcon 2024 Single Color.stl as public badge model files.
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Official docs, app stores, wikis, talks, repositories, and issue pages across the badge catalogue.
Official Badge/STL directory listing Rootcon 2024 Buttons.stl and Rootcon 2024 Single Color.stl as public badge model files.
Bangle.js API reference linked from the NodeWatch software page for the watch programming model and TensorFlow-related APIs.
Primary log documenting the command-line challenge, ESP-IDF console direction, UART/USB serial focus, village-themed hacking areas, and social challenge framing.
Primary maker page for the 2026 planned 40-brass-coin statement, terminal text adventure, the page's Micro-USB/one-touch-pad/three-NeoPixel-group/speaker/no-battery/46-gram claims, Choose Your Own Charity context, U.S. mail or DEF CON pickup wording, and the linked CircuitPython build. Its product and promotional media do not state reusable-image rights.
Primary organizer form explaining that a $100-or-greater youth-STEM-charity donation may receive a 2026 coin, with U.S. mail or in-person DEF CON pickup options. It contains an upload flow for donation proof but does not publish a privacy, data-retention, tax, charity-verification, delivery, or final-allocation policy.
Arduino Create preview source for the lightly modified Blendster seven-LED scanner used on the TDI 2020 off-the-shelf project.
Arduino Create preview source for @TechGirlMN's basic blinky code, initial LED pins, button input, and digitalWrite/digitalRead workshop path.
Arduino Create preview source for TechGirlMN's August 8, 2020 grab-and-go code with working button behavior.
Repository folder with LCSC exports listing SMD LEDs, battery holder, NE556 timer IC, capacitors, and other ordered parts.
BSides Global listing for the completed May 12, 2026 InterContinental New Orleans edition, naming a custom PCB badge from Fox Pick and a guaranteed PCB badge in the pre-sale package.
First-party seller listing for the FD-party framing, $150 price, sold-out-since-August-11-2025 display, user-defined BLE-MAC-address detection claim, ESP32-S3/two-PCB/screen/12-RGB-LED surface, CTF/puzzle/bling/GIF/lanyard/sticker claims, and product name. Its images do not state a reusable license or explicit permission basis.
Seller listing that calls FrogStar an electronic badge, describes its CTF, game, round display, and two-SAO surface, and says it was a Defcon pickup preorder with leftovers to be posted after the con. The listing does not establish completed payment, pickup, shipment, attendee allocation, official issuance, or image reuse permission.
First-party seller listing that calls the product an electronic badge with laser tag, TV-B-Gone, CTF, and an included Sheriff SAO; it shows $100 and a sold-out-since-September-13-2025 state. Its images do not state a reusable license or explicit permission basis.
First-party seller listing for the $150 Defcon-pickup preorder language, underwater/CTF narrative, hardware and software puzzle framing, soldering challenges, round-display/button/SAO/GPIO claims, Pirate Flag SAO bundle, Gunslinger-B-Gone interaction, and product name. Its images do not state a reusable license or explicit permission basis.
Live marketplace listing for BigTaro's FrogStar Badge. The reviewed listing gives the $80 / seven-sold / 23-remaining seller snapshot, DEF CON 34 drop label, USPS Flat Rate $11 shipping, and recurring CTF/game/two-SAO description. Product media have no stated reusable license or explicit permission basis.
Companion repository documentation for the ESP32-C5 headless variant and its user-control context. The guide is linked for provenance, not as an operational security-testing guide or an image-reuse grant.
Public challenge archive documenting main-badge CAN, UART, random-traffic, Speedometer SAO, Red Balloon Security, and Rivian challenge surfaces.
Official CTF page documenting the CTF.ae leg, August 8-10, 2025 timing, remote and onsite participation, and Bug Bounty Village room W326 at LVCC.
Official CTF page tying RomHack Camp to on-site finals and training-camp CTF context.
Official SaikoCTF page documenting the HITB Bangkok challenge, hardware badge, physio and cyber-challenge interfaces, programmable component interfaces, and August 26-30, 2024 event context.
Collaborative public NoNameBadge CTF write-up repository listing challenge areas and links to the instruction page and leaderboard.
Coders in UA repository preserving NoNameBadge 2020 CTF write-up entry points, official-info and leaderboard links, and post-event challenge reconstruction.
Nineteen-page Hacker Couture product-list PDF headed DEFCON 33 that lists Gunslinger-B-Gone Badge by BigTaro at $140 and gives its laser-tag, IR-TV-control, CTF/bling, Drinking Roulette, and fully-programmable claims. It establishes a vendor-list association, not organizer issuance, scheduled drop, completed sale, or image reuse permission.
Nineteen-page Hacker Couture product-list PDF headed DEFCON 33 that lists Masonic33 Badge at $125 and describes a cryptic analog-input/hidden-LED-sequence puzzle, esoteric 33rd-degree theme, custom package, and bonus merchandise. It establishes a vendor-list association, not completed sale, organizer issuance, or image reuse permission.
FAQ guidance for visitor badges, lanyard reuse, and no-classic-ticket registration context.
FPGA development, WebUSB loading, video pipeline, examples, and tooling notes.
FPGA-related tree with main, tests, and uart_coprocessor projects referenced by the README tooling notes.
Badge.Team iCE40 FPGA examples and firmware source.
Official FirstBuild organization repository whose description calls it firmware for the 2026 DefCon 34 Badge by FirstBuild and whose README identifies a FirstBuild / GE Appliances washer/dryer badge. It publishes software and project documentation, not final distribution, production, or image-reuse proof.
GitHub API metadata for the Retia repository, reviewed for its current 2024 project description and null detected license field. A null detected license is not a grant to reuse code, hardware, artwork, photos, branding, or media.
Primary maker listing for the independent $125 Masonic33 puzzle badge, its ATtiny1616, two 10 kΩ potentiometers, eleven LEDs, UPDI interface, AAA power, four-puzzle/hidden-sequence claims, dimensions, and custom VHS-style package. Its images do not state a reusable license or explicit permission basis.
Primary Hak4Kidz Lab product listing for the same-named v2.2 electronic badge wearable. It documents blinky LED/PCB/tracer claims, SAO 1.69bis attachment wording, DIY soldering connector, older v1/DC31 lineage, coin-cell-pinning work-in-progress wording, current $30 seller state, and product images without an explicit reusable licence or permission basis.
Public schematic, PCB, and footprint source tree for the CH573F badge design, documented as a KiCad 9 project.
Public MIT-licensed application/firmware repository for Wayfinder hardware variants, PlatformIO build paths, LoRa/GPS/navigation/UI/RPC implementation, and hardware-revision documentation. Its README-linked images are hosted externally and are not reused locally.
Public MIT-licensed repository describing itself as a DEF CON 32 indie badge and preserving Arduino code, build scripts, KiCad project, Gerbers, parts list, assembly guide, documentation, and fabrication material. Repository images are not reused because no individual image was selected with complete catalogue image provenance.
Public firmware directory containing configuration, e-ink driver, main application, and bitmap assets; it does not establish a signed or participant-wide final event image.
Maker-owned DC32-named repository whose README and Gerber tree preserve a fabrication/assembly trail for a Power Glove SAO. It does not establish that its design, components, media, or documentation exactly match a future 2026 re-release.
Maker-controlled public repository whose description identifies the artifact as a DC34 conference-badge fuzzing SAO. Its root exposes the README, KiCad schematic, BOM CSV, PCB archive, firmware source, and compiled firmware files, but no explicit root licence or release is visible.
Public EasyEDA project file for the source-described Plant Badge. It is linked as design provenance without treating the file as a complete fabrication, sensing, configuration, or safe-assembly procedure.
Commit-pinned KiCad 9 board source for the CR2032 holder, LED, button, slide-switch, resistor, SAO-labelled headers, mounting holes, and expansion-through-hole design surface. It is not a final assembled-unit or safety-validation record.
Commit-pinned KiCad PCB-design path for the physical badge; it documents a project board layout without establishing fabrication count or final event-unit revision.
Contemporaneous announcement signed by the Puzzled Hackers Team. It corroborates the CTF-account free-redemption route, top-50 eligibility statement, capped paid allocation, post-cap giveaway intent, meetup/QR handoff terms, free badge-optional meetup model, location, dates, and the statement that an actual DEF CON badge is not needed for the Wednesday gathering. Reddit media is not a reusable image grant.
Retia, LLC's public repository, whose current name is DefconBadge2026 while its current description calls the project the Retia 2024 DEF CON badge. It supplies post-event project context, not DEF CON organizer endorsement, a 2024 distribution record, or image-reuse permission.
MIT-licensed firmware repository for the DC32 Speedometer SAO, referenced by the public CTF challenge archive.
dmoges writeup documenting a BSides Ballarat 2026 SAO made for the badge ecosystem, including six-pin SAO basics, pass-through connector design, WS2812B addressable RGB LED choice, KiCad schematic/design context, PCBWay production, and first-board testing.
Official talk page documenting two shipped SAOs in the 2022 hardware kit, including the Rockling FPGA audio processor, Theremin SAO, and Party Button SAO context.
The Security BSides Global listing corroborates the passed September 27, 2025 Newcastle event. It does not identify the sponsor badge, recipient allocation, technical design, or media rights.
The Security BSides schedule records BSides Bournemouth on August 16, 2025. It corroborates passed event timing, not the sponsor badge's technical design, recipient allocation, or image rights.
The Security BSides Global listing records the passed April 26, 2025 Exeter event. It corroborates event timing, not the sponsor badge's technical design, recipient allocation, or image rights.
Official about page listing previous Kiwicon/Kawaiicon editions and crediting The Kawaiicon Crue, volunteers, helpers, and sponsors.