linux.conf.au 2019 Open Hardware Miniconf
Official miniconf source documenting the Monday Open Hardware Miniconf and its beginner-to-advanced hardware/software focus.
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Official docs, app stores, wikis, talks, repositories, and issue pages across the badge catalogue.
Official miniconf source documenting the Monday Open Hardware Miniconf and its beginner-to-advanced hardware/software focus.
Hackaday.io file archive advertised by the project as VRML, SVG, and DXF models for badge accessories and paper/PLA mockups; not treated as full Gerber source.
IPv6 networking between badges over Badge Link and the 3.5 mm jacks.
Official announcement source for first electronic badge framing and 500-unit limit.
Official CTF archive context for the 2018 RVAsec badge challenge and badge-hacking competition surface.
Official hint page linked from the AvengerCon IX badge guide for post-event CTF support.
Official CTF page documenting the 2025 CTF context and explicitly stating that there were no physical challenges that year.
Official CTF page for 2019 challenge categories including Electronic, Cloud, SDR, and Web; no badge firmware or schematic archive is linked there.
Official FAQ source for MiniBadge definition, zZq origin credit, 17,000-plus yearly MiniBadge scale, and 8-10 percent attendee trading estimate.
Official regulations PDF defining CONFidence 2026 as a cybersecurity conference organized in Krakow on May 25-26, 2026 by PROIDEA.
Official about page text documenting BSides Porto's talks, workshops, electronic badge experience, CTF, and networking framing.
Official about page for the 12th BSidesLisbon edition, including the electronic badge, talks, networking, CTF, and conference scope.
Official about/FAQ source that describes the merch bundle as a shirt, electronic badge, and sticker bundle.
Official agenda source preserving the BSides CDMX 2025 schedule page and event edition context.
Official agenda page documenting workshop access as exclusive to badge holders and requiring a valid conference badge for entry.
Official agenda page corroborating February 5 workshops, February 6 workshops and talks, and February 7 talks in the Madrid h-c0n 2026 programme.
Official 1993 announcement source for July 9-11 dates, Sands Hotel location, registration pricing, and the 24-bit color pre-generated name-tag promise for advance registration.
Official announcement source for July 22-24, 1994 dates, Sahara Hotel location, room context, and program schedule.
Official historical event site for Hackers At Large 2001.
Official historical event site for Hacking at Random 2009.
WHY2025 history table listing GHP1989 at Paradiso, Amsterdam as the start of the Dutch hacker camp sequence.
WHY2025 history table listing HEU1993 in Flevopolder/Lelystad as the second Dutch hacker camp.
Official historical event site for Observe. Hack. Make. 2013.
Official historical event site for What The Hack 2005.
Hackaday preview announcing the Berlin badge as a re-skinned, hardware-tweaked, Supercon-compatible Voja Antonic computer trainer and scheduling the badge-hacking ceremony.
Official artwork directory showing ROOTCON 15 badges and lanyard subdirectories.
Official art directory listing lanyard_single.png alongside ROOTCON 17 backdrop, logo, and tarp assets.
Official attendee letter documenting The Enigma theme, Utah Valley Convention Center venue, badge handout, badge challenge, minibadges, and Hardware Hacking Community context.
Official badge-specific announcement for the electronic CTF BADge, development-board claim, David Reguera / Dreg credit, pickup timing, CTF window, prizes, wait-list, and 10 EUR in-person extra-badge note.
Official media-server source proving a dedicated DEF CON 33 badge archive directory; audited as empty during this pass.
Official RVAsec badge archive tying the 2015 build post into the RVAsec badge lineage.
Official RVAsec badge archive tying the 2016 interview into the public RVAsec badge lineage.
Official RVAsec badge archive context for the 2017 badge sponsor and HackRVA badge lineage.
RVAsec badge archive used to tie the 2019 badge to the public RVAsec badge lineage.
Official Recon Village source for the DEF CON 25 The Original electronic badge, spy silhouette, die-cut shape, hardwear.io lanyard, and image-rights boundary.
Official Recon Village source for the DEF CON 26 The Dual Design badge, spy-silhouette and skull variants, black/white aesthetic, and image-rights boundary.
Official Recon Village source for the DEF CON 27 The Skull Badge, skull-shaped PCB, LED eye, CREW variant, and image-rights boundary.
Official Recon Village source for the DEF CON 30 The Radar Badge, circular radar theme, world map overlay, compass/coordinate markings, and image-rights boundary.
Official Recon Village source for the DEF CON 31 The Spy Silhouette badge, LED illumination, speaker-badge variant, custom lanyard, and image-rights boundary.
Official Recon Village source for the DEF CON 32 The Recon Soldier badge, multi-layer PCB construction, red and blue LED eyes, 3D assembled design, and image-rights boundary.
Official Recon Village source for the DEF CON 33 The Cyber Owl badge, cyberpunk owl design, glowing pink LED eyes, and image-rights boundary.
Archived Hub badge catalogue explaining that assemblies created badges that visitors could find during the event.
Archived Hub badge catalogue explaining assembly-created badges, categories, and the disabled post-archive redeem function.
Official badge page documenting delayed 2025/2026 badge arrival, care warning, power, controls, OTA setup, competitions, firmware, CTF station, web flashing, and third-party firmware links.
Primary badge source for the four-challenge CTF, A-C-9 blink behavior, BAT CON battery jumper, micro-USB path, CP2102 USB-to-UART serial access, 9600-baud PuTTY workflow, post-event unlock codes, and battery-safety instructions.
Primary official badge source for the Cyberpunk Bunny ESP32 portable CTF, accelerometer oracle, classic and advanced crypto tiers, BLE co-op mode, hidden shaking-sequence Easter egg, Electronic Cats support note, and image-rights boundary.
44CON post for the 2016 HIDIOT 0.7 badge, including distribution scale, soldering workshop context, Digispark programming, and safety caveats.
Official Aerospace Village source for the DC33 badge page, DC32 hardware returning for DC33, new software, DC33 SAO context, ADS-B feature summary, and supporter bundle badge line.
Primary badge page for the reprogrammable electronic badge, about 200 assembled units, PCB fallback, ATTINY85 details, dual SAO ports, programming connector, and best hacked badge contest.
Official badge page describing the CONFidence electronic badge, hackable platform goals, firmware challenges, peripherals, and named creators.