HackConRD 2026 eBadge page
Official eBadge showcase source for Sub-GHz friends, CC1101 learning-lab text, role/profile framing, developer video, and public source-code link.
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Official docs, app stores, wikis, talks, repositories, and issue pages across the badge catalogue.
Official eBadge showcase source for Sub-GHz friends, CC1101 learning-lab text, role/profile framing, developer video, and public source-code link.
Official badge site for the 1337 kHz AM radio badge.
Official badge site for the [a]nalyze [i]nternet cable-tester badge.
Official badge site for the Race Condition badge.
Official badge site for the off-grid weather badge, source-release note, activities, BOM, and quest results.
Archived official page documenting the 2021 MiniBadge collection, status badges, challenge/community badges, soldering and puzzle badges, unofficial badges, acquisition notes, and designer attribution.
Primary official badge source for the Patches name, Learn to Solder tradition, missing-limbs story, customizable limbs/LEDs/personal flair, and Voodoo Heart multi-year continuity.
Official badge feature list, package notes, firmware note, and GitHub link.
Official badge page documenting the Raspberry Pi Zero W badge, custom board, TFT display, SNES-style controls, MiniBadges, Hacker Challenge registration, build-session framing, and post-conference RetroPie possibility.
Official badge page documenting the 2018 electronic badge, compukidmike design credit, expanded minibadge support, I2C support, repository link, and included female minibadge headers.
Official source for MiniBadge trading, SHIFTY and JUP1T3R attribution, build-guide link, submitted and official MiniBadge scope, and booth hours.
Official dedicated badge page documenting the ESP32-C6 electronic badge, the Badge3000 WiFi access point, the I2C OLED, and the BLE padlock and one-time-password challenges.
Primary official badge source for the Antisyphon-sponsored electronic badge, Meta CTF challenge partner, multiple badge CTF challenges, observation-or-firmware solve paths, and badge-team contact trail.
Official info page documenting participant badge collection, redeem tokens, profile display, assembly backoffice badge creation, badge categories, QR codes, and Hub visibility controls.
Primary badge source for the Hayes SmartModem inspiration, RetroWiFiModem use, AT command emulation, LEDs, ESP radio wording, level shifter, 3D-printed case, hand-soldered headers/radio/LEDs, Prusa MK4 production, and laser-marked front panels.
Official HackRVA interview documenting the 2016 badge, team process, production quantity, USB reflashing, CTF focus, and serial-transmission experimentation.
Official preview documenting 2014 badge goals, PIC32 hardware, LCD, IR, capacitive sliders, LEDs, speaker, USB, and hacking intent.
Official RVAsec interview preserving retrospective details about the prior year's badge, including badge-game behavior, audio, USB, and 2013 hardware limitations.
Original camp announcement and project framing.
Badge concept, hardware, cost, and availability.
Primary announcement and feature overview.
Reusable-platform rationale.
Official brochure section documenting the 2017 HIDIOT 1.0 badge from Raw Hex.
Official source documenting that DC31 was planned as a non-electronic physical badge year, after two MK Factor electronic years, with production planning up to 30,000 badges plus Black Badge variants.
Official PDF by Nathan Taylor covering ATmega1284P, FTDI serial-over-USB, bootloader-preserving flash writes, soft-brick risk, firmware integrity checks, CRC16/XMODEM, and all-nine-challenges completion.
Official PDF by badge challenge author Nathan Taylor covering USB serial, Optiboot, avrdude firmware dumping, Ghidra AVR analysis, stack overwrite, and the Echo Service challenge solve.
Meta CTF challenge URL linked from the official e-badge page for WWHF 2025 badge CTF registration and scoring context.
Security BSides community wiki entry for the Athens chapter, useful for chapter continuity and archived event material discovery.
Current official Off-By-One site describing Singapore's annual offensive-security conference and community scope.
Official contest source documenting Gold Badge-eligible contests and the badge contest instruction to read the program, solve the puzzles, and hack the badge.
Official DEF CON source for 32 badge-hacking contest entries, judging notes, top places, honorable mention, and media links.
Official contact page naming the Syndicate Members behind the badge and listing the Badge Hub plus Signal and email channels.
Current Badge.Team Cyber Ægg entry with event framing, low-power LoRa badge goals, hardware summary, BornPets description, source links, and sponsor credits.
Badge.Team page documenting app development, Hatchery submission, hardware mods, OTA/WiFi setup, and known caveats.
Badge.Team page documenting the available Python API modules and team.
Badge.Team page documenting ESP32 MicroPython, Hatchery apps, IR, LEDs, WiFi setup, and programming API examples.
Badge.Team page documenting touch-button navigation, Hatchery installation, WiFi setup, serial shell, nickname, and keyboard behavior.
Developer docs for TiDAL and Tildagon.
Badge.Team page documenting the small DIY protoboard badge and credits.
Official Fri3d 2024 badge documentation.
Badge.Team page documenting SHA2017-derived hardware, new features, audio-jack issue, and team.
Badge.Team page documenting the mixed-reality escape-room badge, serial game flow, errata, SAO issue, LED rework, and Cyber Scarab add-on.
Badge.Team page documenting the public team and challenge/artwork roles.
Badge.Team page documenting the Telegraph badge hardware, app navigation, resources, case, and bug-reporting path.
Pretalx page for the public HackerHotel badge talk, documenting badge-team workflow and lessons-learned context.
Main Konsool documentation entry.
Badge.Team hardware, software, team, and getting-started docs.
Badge startup, first-use, application chooser, nametag, Hatchery, and power workflow.
Badge documentation, team, hardware, and usage links.
EMF developer documentation for the TiDAL badge.