NotPinkCon 2019 CFP
PaperCall-hosted CFP source for the August 30, 2019 Universidad del CEMA Buenos Aires event context, women-led information-security conference framing, and speaker-benefits list that includes a VIP badge.
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PaperCall-hosted CFP source for the August 30, 2019 Universidad del CEMA Buenos Aires event context, women-led information-security conference framing, and speaker-benefits list that includes a VIP badge.
Conference archive source for the DerbyCon 7.0 Legacy dates, Hyatt Regency Hotel venue, Louisville, Kentucky location, and linked event-program context.
Conference archive source for the May 23-24, 2015 Sheraton Gateway LAX, Los Angeles LayerOne event context.
Conference archive source for the May 28-29, 2016 Sheraton Gateway LAX, Los Angeles LayerOne event context.
Conference archive source for the May 26-28, 2017 Sheraton Gateway LAX, Los Angeles event context and archived con-page trail.
Conference archive source for the May 25-27, 2018 Pasadena Hilton LayerOne event context.
Conference archive source for the May 24-26, 2019 Pasadena Hilton LayerOne event context.
Conference archive source for June 15-16, 2012 dates, Commonwealth Ballroom at VCU University Commons venue, and event context.
InfoconDB archive context preserving RVAsec 2017 metadata and Badge Intro talk/session evidence.
InfoconDB archive context for the June 7-8, 2018 event and Badge Intro material.
Conference archive preserving the November 4-5, 2021 Omni Richmond event context and Badge Intro schedule item.
Conference archive context for RVAsec 2022 while the repository carries the badge technical evidence.
Conference archive context for RVAsec 2023 and schedule material.
Official overview PDF source for Taal Vista Hotel event context and the Human/Human+ Badge, Lanyard + other swags inclusion table.
Compass Security report documenting the June 15-16 2018 Zürich event, DEFCON Switzerland organization, the ESP8266/WiFi/display badge, username configuration, apps, Easter eggs, badge talk, and RX-audio hack.
Package documentation identifying the badge as an NFC Forum Type 4 tag using NfcA and documenting the passive image-transfer path. Generic active/Bluetooth material is kept separate from the 2025 event-unit assertion.
Static web UI that flashed screen colors so the badge could receive configuration through its ambient light sensor.
Badge.Team guide for connecting to the HackerHotel 2020 badge from Linux using a USB-serial adapter and Picocom.
Badge.Team guide for connecting to the HackerHotel 2020 badge from Windows.
Badge.Team guide for connecting to the HackerHotel 2020 badge from macOS with Picocom and common USB-serial devices.
Mike Holcomb's contemporaneous public BSidesGVL announcement naming the Fluor venue, badge-to-Wi-Fi-analyzer framing, and Circuit Board Medics badge-design/soldering role. It is not a technical release or image-reuse grant.
Public r/Defcon post by u/sandiegoking that calls the item a limited Sneakreaper DEF CON badge, names the stated 100-unit availability, ESP32-S3-MINI-1-N8, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 13.56 MHz NFC, programmable LEDs, and its day-one feature qualifier. The account replies with $150 and Hall W4, but the post does not independently verify the account holder's identity, relationship to Sneakreaper Industries, booth authorization, completed availability, or image-reuse permission.
AllEvents' contemporaneous listing reproduces the event date and identifies USD 55 General Admission and a USD 109 VIP Assembled Badge ticket category. It is retained narrowly for the otherwise unavailable ticket-tier wording and price, not as proof of hardware, contents, manufacture, fulfillment, or organizer intent beyond the advertised tier.
Repository SPI directory preserving badge content-generation scripts and source assets used for bling/content packaging.
Contest archive linked from the project page for the Team Slackers pGina single sign-on generator entry.
Contest archive linked from the project page for the winning Team Osogato line-level meter entry.
Contest archive linked from the project page for Mark Renouf and Jason Scott's incomplete Badge Bulletin Board System port.
Contest archive linked from the project page for Simap's 32-bin FFT LED-display entry.
Contest archive linked from the project page for 501d3r Guy's Blue Box / DTMF Dialer / Voice Amplifier entry.
Contest archive linked from the project page for Team Hack the Badge's sound-fearing blimp entry.
Hackaday.io contest source for functional SAO challenge rules, deadline, categories, judging, and winner list.
Official shared-cost page documenting the ticket-vending-machine price estimate, registered/unregistered arrival pricing distinction, infrastructure costs, and an event-wristbands budget line.
Creator source documenting DEFCON 33 badges as non-electronic, layered with 3D image and lens interactions, clue spotting, Arts & Entertainment booth participation, and black-badge collaborators.
Commit-pinned README identifying the project as an Avnet FAEI 2026 event badge, linking the project page, and pointing to the KiCad project plus front/back repository images.
Portfolio notes for the GPN17 badge and hardware add-ons.
MK Factor creator write-up for the Enigma badge design, STM32L433, ICE40HX1K FPGA, LED matrix, lampboard, minibadges, badge-ring challenge, firmware, production, and credits.
Simon Schoar's project index identifies eHaserl as the Easterhegg 2010 conference badge.
Alex Glow's linked Hackster project describes the badge as a cyber-gem and a platform for hardware experimentation. It is creator-published project context, not an Avnet allocation or final-production record.
Public source for the DC34 vault application, including its conference light-exchange and post-event token-mode documentation. The project warns that custom firmware changes the device's provisioned-secret state; it is a source trail, not a guarantee about every unit's software state, long-term support, or security outcome.
Public CERN-OHL-W-2.0 KiCad archive for the DC34 core module. It makes the core hardware design inspectable without proving an all-unit BOM, carrier-board release, production test process, or reusable rights in visible repository media.
Repository contributor file naming development, hardware, firmware, routing, design, graphics, project-management, logistics, and silkscreen roles.
Official team page naming the 2026 badge team members used for public credit records.
CTFtime profile for Security Fest; may require anti-abuse access controls.
Organization credited on the BSides Ballarat page, alongside volunteers, for developing the conference CTF tied to the Underground badge fiction.
Official wiki page directing players to register a Shady Tag at the Shadytel Experience Center and tying the first challenge to the badge.
DEF CON forum curation of media-server badge files, firmware-update instructions, PICkit/MPLAB flashing workflow, firmware-version checks, and community repair context.
Badge.Life's live 2026 Village Schedule lists Masonic33 Badge — heal at 10:30 AM Friday August 7 and 11:00 AM Saturday August 8. It documents planned current village appearances, not a changed board or revision, price, allocation, official DEF CON issue, admission, completed handoff, or image rights.
Live maker-controlled Uberflux product page and serialized payload for The Beer SAO. It establishes the observed $45 / 150-total / 28-sold / 122-remaining pre-sale snapshot, two announced DEF CON 34 BadgeLife Village pickup labels, no shipping option, included 180-degree adapter, physical/package claims, and maker-described functions. Product imagery has no stated reusable license or explicit permission basis.
Maker-controlled Uberflux listing and serialized public payload for the $120 100-unit presale, observed 41-sold snapshot, DEF CON 34 pickup / post-con shipping statement, source-stated at-con $140 plan, RP2350/4 MB/16-LED/display/LiPo/USB-C/SAO claims, game/multiplayer/soldering claims, and post-con documentation/stub-firmware promise. Product media has no stated reusable license or permission basis.
First-party public Shopify product payload. In this source pass it reports the $65 base badge-and-SAOs option, $150 Laser* Tag bundle option, and $80 voluntary-extra-payment option, with all three unavailable. It supplies no inventory quantity, sales ledger, production count, pickup/delivery receipt, or image-reuse terms.