POC Security official updates
Official POC Security source trail whose public update text described Zer0Con2025 Entry badge availability at 100.
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Official docs, app stores, wikis, talks, repositories, and issue pages across the badge catalogue.
Official POC Security source trail whose public update text described Zer0Con2025 Entry badge availability at 100.
Official POC Security source trail whose public update text described Zer0Con2026 registration as limited to 120 seats.
Official venue source for Oregon Convention Center, Lobby F, 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, Oregon.
Official venue source for Oregon Convention Center, Lobby F, 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, Oregon.
Official venue source for Oregon Convention Center, Lobby D, 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, Oregon.
Official venue page documenting the 2020 edition as an all-digital conference with streaming and conferencing-application participation context.
Official venue source for Smith Memorial Student Union and the Portland, Oregon event context.
Official venue source identifying Holiday Inn Resort, Mobor Beach, Cavelossim, Salcette, Goa as the event venue.
Official venue source documenting Utah Valley Convention Center, 220 Center Street, Provo, Utah as the SAINTCON 2016 location.
Official venue page documenting Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo, Utah as the SAINTCON 2017 venue.
Official venue page documenting Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo, Utah as the SAINTCON 2018 venue.
Official venue page documenting Utah Valley Convention Center, 220 Center Street, Provo, Utah as the SAINTCON 2021 venue.
Official venue source placing SECCON 2026 at the Tanenbaum Aerospace and Cybersecurity Center at Rose State College in Midwest City, Oklahoma.
Official venue page identifying the National Science Seminar Complex, IISc, Bengaluru 560004, India.
Official CHV event page for the DEF CON 32 badge ecosystem, including the main badge, kids badge, Speedometer SAO, key-fob SAO, PRNDL SAO, and CTF context.
Current official Hardware Village source documenting a Badge CTF Challenge around secrets hidden in the event's electronic badge, while leaving detailed session material pending.
CSIT official C517 Village page documenting TISC@DEF CON SG as a special-edition Capture The Flag with online qualifiers and on-site finals at DEF CON Singapore.
Official HTX page describing the Public Safety Village, AI and IoT Capture The Flag, three public-safety challenge zones, and limited-edition Public Safety Village swag for top CTF finalists.
Official HHV page identifying the 2015 Electronic Badge and linking CharlieX's Hackaday.io build details for both badges.
Official HHV page identifying the 2016 Electronic Badge and linking CharlieX's Hackaday.io project page.
Official HHV page identifying the 2017 electronic badge and linking the badge-team Hackaday.io project page.
Official HHV page identifying the 2018 Electronic Badge and linking Hackaday's full article for build and badge details.
Official HHV page identifying the 2019 Electronic Badge and linking Hackaday's Hunting Replicants article for badge details.
Official HHV page linking the 2023 electronic badge to the public LayerOne2023 repository and describing electronic badge assembly in the village.
Official HHV page linking the 2024 electronic badge to the public LayerOne_2024 repository and describing electronic badge assembly in the village.
Official HHV page identifying the 2025 electronic badge as the LayerOne 2025 GLiTCh BadgE and linking the repository plus challenge context.
Official HHV source for village hours, hosts Prof Morgan and Tim Noise, and the NodeMCU/ESP8266 tutorial context.
Official HHV source naming the Ruxcon 2017 HHV Badge session and listing assembled badge plus 3.3V USB-UART adapter requirements.
Primary badge source documenting the soldering village, custom badge, enough badges for attendees, take-home badge activity, hidden hardware/firmware challenge, and hardware village programme.
Primary badge source documenting the IoTSRG-hosted electronic badge-building activity, PCB/component kit, battery and switch circuit, SMT learning, tools, testing, and named village leads.
Official source explicitly listing volunteer check-in duties to welcome participants, distribute badges and goodies, and orient visitors.
Official volunteer page documenting the instruction that volunteer badges had to be clearly visible during shifts.
Officially linked video walkthrough for CyberThreat 2024 badge challenges one through seven.
Primary camp wiki entry.
Assembly, flashing, errata, alternative software, and parts notes for the eHaserl badge.
Original TiLDA documentation.
Main badge page with hardware, software, CAD, ROM-store, API, and add-on details.
HOPE wiki source for attendee and pro badge variants, ESP32-C3 hardware, 16 RGB LEDs, IR and vibration behavior, open hardware, firmware, MicroPython, BOM, and user-manual links.
Primary EMF badge wiki page for treasure hunt, locator ID behavior, sponsors, dev boards, flashing, components, PCB, and firmware links.
Primary EMF 2018 badge wiki for usage, firmware, app store, hardware, cellular, Grove, SAO, and expansion notes.
Main badge page, warnings, LoRa notes, repair notes, app install instructions.
Main wiki with hardware, software, firmware, antenna, case, media, and troubleshooting entry points.
Official Aerospace Village source for the SpiderOak Aranya workshop, max-20 free hardware limit, ESP32 badge-board language, keep-the-hardware statement, schedule timing, and tooling requirements.
Sched source for The Diana Initiative 2020 online conference, August 21-22, 2020 super-event dates, August 22 Village Workshop timing, and @TechGirlMN speaker attribution.
Recovered official recap source for participant counts and badge-specific claims: an electronic circuit badge, soldering to light it up, breadboard reuse, and hidden secrets.
Official NorthSec write-up index rechecked for 2022; it preserves 2022 CTF writeups but this pass did not find a badge-specific 2022 firmware, event-guide, or conference-badge writeup.
Official NorthSec write-up index linking the 2025 Conference badge and Soldering village challenge writeups by Jean Privat.
OSHWA source identifying Differential Destroyer as Maritime Hacking Village's official DEF CON 33 badge, certification UID US002786, certification date, country, features, and hardware/software/documentation license summary.
OSHWA certification record referenced by the 2024 badge writeup.
Primary FAQ source for 1090 MHz-only ADS-B behavior, GPS/manual-position requirements, external-antenna cautions, USB Ethernet/SSH, Wi-Fi, keyboard, and battery-reset caveats.