SEC Youth Challenge KiCad schematic
KiCad schematic source for ATtiny1614, USB-C power-only input, pushbutton, LED groups, and Cyber City Circuits title-block context.
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Official docs, app stores, wikis, talks, repositories, and issue pages across the badge catalogue.
KiCad schematic source for ATtiny1614, USB-C power-only input, pushbutton, LED groups, and Cyber City Circuits title-block context.
Public GitHub repository for the TROOPERS23 badge hardware design.
Public cc11xx repository tree preserving ToorCon 14 KiCad board and schematic files plus assembly, part-list, and schematic PDFs.
Public PDX Badgers repository preserving the 2015 Badger Eagle board, schematic, library, Gerber archives, OSH Park design rules, board-art files, and CC BY-SA 3.0 license file.
Public PDX Badgers repository preserving the BSidesPDX 2017 Eagle board, schematic, BOM, and library files.
KiCad board, schematic, PCBWay BOM, position files, footprints, and plot outputs for the main badge board.
Hardware tree preserving KiCad board, schematic, project, footprint, 3D, SVG/DXF, and KiBot material.
Badge.Team hardware page for the nRF52840, e-paper display, SX1262 LoRa, BLE, NFC, QWIIC, input, audio, RGB LED, USB-C, battery, KiCad, and prototype/beta notes.
Hardware specifications for processors, display, IO, LoRa, expansion, and power.
SMART Response XE support header naming Larry Bank / BitBank Software and documenting the LCD, keyboard, flash, sleep, and drawing APIs used by the 5ohBEE sketches.
Official talk page documenting badge hardware goals, onboard microcontroller work, Simple Add-On extension paths, protoboards, Tux SAO, and SAO extensions.
Hackaday source tying Russell Handorf and Mike Kershaw to the official badge work and documenting the badge as a simple, low-part-count hardware teaching example for the four-hour Concept to Prototype workshop.
Darell Tan's hardware-production writeup for the badge, used for component, board, power, display, and manufacturing context.
Official talk page documenting Robert Powers as the hardware-design presenter for the OHMC2022 Rockling and Swag Badge design session.
Documentation for storing hexpansion metadata and a LittleFS app filesystem on EEPROM.
muCCC badge-history note placing eHaserl before r0ket and later camp badges.
Dutch badge-evolution page contrasting SHA2017's transformative badge with earlier simple/none badge practice.
Dutch badge-evolution page contrasting SHA2017's transformative badge with earlier simple/none badge practice.
Dutch badge-evolution page contrasting SHA2017's transformative badge with earlier simple/none badge practice.
Dutch badge-evolution page contrasting SHA2017's transformative badge with earlier simple/none badge practice.
Dutch badge-evolution page contrasting SHA2017's transformative badge with earlier simple/none badge practice.
Dutch badge-evolution page contrasting SHA2017's transformative badge with earlier simple/none badge practice.
Later Dutch camp memory page describing simple HIP97 printed badges and repeat photo IDs.
History segment dedicated to the HIP97 on-site photo badge workflow.
Public host API repository linked from the badge documentation for PC-side control and automation.
Official DEF CON archive source for the host-event context around Queercon 16's DEF CON 27-adjacent badge record.
Host-side uploader documentation and HID-write example for sending macro data into badge flash.
Official wiki source documenting per-attendee Shadybucks wristband issuance, Shadytel activation, QR-code wallet setup, sponsorship transfers, and spending flow.
Official archive source whose conduct, support, pre-registration, and participation-call sections document attendee, staff, Friendly Bear, and speaker badge roles.
Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license page for the Flickr image license recorded on the HUMAN photo page.
Exact upstream `docs/spinner_photo.png` badge photo used for the local optimized WebP; the repository MIT license and README provenance provide the reusable image basis and attribution trail.
Official legal page used as the image-rights boundary: site text, images, logos, graphics, and video are protected by intellectual-property law and reproduction, distribution, or modification requires prior authorization.
MIT-licensed official repository PNG reused as the local rights-cleared badge image for the Hackaday Europe 2026 reuse record.
MIT-licensed official repository PNG used as the local rights-cleared badge image.
Official upstream `BADGE-BSIDES-CDMX-2025-03.png` community-badge raster retained locally as the image source and served as an optimized WebP delivery asset under the repository's hardware-license statement.
CC BY 4.0 repository photo used as the local rights-cleared original-source image for the optimized WebP badge hero.
Apache-2.0 repository JPEG used as the local original-photo hero image.
Official repository `CAD/CC14.png` front board-output raster retained locally as the image source and served as an optimized WebP delivery asset.
Official `imgs/badge-front.png` Cyber Ægg front render from the MIT-licensed Ranzbak/bornhack2026-hardware Codeberg repository; used as the rights-cleared upstream render for the local optimized WebP delivery asset.
Official Grand Idea Studio project-page WebP used as the local rights-cleared badge image under the project page's CC BY 4.0 design-license statement.
Official repository front render used as the local rights-cleared ESPlant image under the repository LICENSE statement covering photos and documentation as CC BY-SA 3.0.
Christophe VG writeup header image of the Fri3d 2016 badge, used as the licensed upstream source for the local optimized WebP delivery asset under the page's CC BY-SA 4.0 footer.
Official repository JPEG of real Ph0xx prototype boards embedded by the README; used as the rights-cleared upstream documentary photo for the local WebP delivery asset.
Official repository `doc/3d.png` raster render retained locally as the image source and served as an optimized WebP delivery asset.
CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons documentary photo by Sephiroth storm used as the source for the local DEF CON I Human badge crop.
CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons documentary photo by Sephiroth storm used as the source for the BSides Tampa 2018 badge/lanyard crop.
CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons documentary photo by Sephiroth storm used as the source for the AND!XOR DC26 badge crop.
Exact `graphics/boardrendfront.png` upstream repository raster used as the local source image for the HOPE XV record because the HOPE wiki links this project as the badge open-hardware source.
Official repository photo used as the local rights-cleared IoTuz image under the hardware repository LICENSE statement covering photos and documentation as CC BY-SA 3.0.
Official repository top render used as the local rights-cleared LoliBot image under the README's TAPR Open Hardware License statement.