AVT2015 About the Badge PDF
Officially linked badge PDF from the AVTOKYO badge page.
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Official docs, app stores, wikis, talks, repositories, and issue pages across the badge catalogue.
Officially linked badge PDF from the AVTOKYO badge page.
Raw README source for Puya PY32F030F28U6TR, NeoPixels, OLED display, AAA battery holder, Shitty Addon connector, preinstalled firmware note, release-binary path, gratitude, and hardware-license statement.
README source for RP2040, USB, LEDs, microphone, buzzer or speaker, 115200-baud serial startup, help command, Arduino Mbed path, EdgeImpulse mention, CDMX context, Electronic Cats design credit, and hardware-license statement.
README source for the resistance-themed BugCON 2023 identity, ESP32S3 or RP2040 feature statement, UART, ESP32S3 Bluetooth/Wi-Fi, AA batteries, Electronic Cats design credit, CERN-OHL hardware statement, and trademark caution.
Raw README source for RV1106G3, ARM Cortex-A7, RISC-V MCU, NPU, ISP, Linux, interfaces, debug serial, Python, NeoPixel scripting, device-tree notes, and flashing workflow.
Raw README source for ESP32-S3, BLE, Wi-Fi, USB-C, four buttons, NeoPixels, OLED, AAA battery holder, buzzer, SAO connector, case, included apps, firmware flashing, and license statements.
Repository README source for the ESP32 Alexa experiment lineage, software setup, and source-license boundary.
Primary documentation source for ESP32-C3 WROOM, OLED, four WS2812 smart LEDs, six buttons, AA-cell case support, Arduino IDE or ESP-IDF programming, JLCPCB production-file use, and the D9 erratum.
Primary repository documentation for the POV Spinner purpose, LayerOne 2024 badge context, Kraken AVR programmer path, Microchip Studio and avr-gcc build notes, image conversion, and flashing workflow.
Primary repository documentation for PIC16F1455, WS2812B/SK6812 LEDs, MPLAB/XC8 setup, DFU mode, dfu-util flashing, Pickit fallback programming, and the badge competition.
Public badge documentation landing page linking assembly, upload-code, and registration instructions.
GitLab Pages badge manual for parts, assembly, flashing, registration, MiniBadges, and post-conference reuse.
Primary badge documentation for ESP32, MicroPython, 8x32 LED matrix, three buttons, twelve minibadge spots, rechargeable battery, flashing, charging, menu behavior, Wi-Fi configuration, Hacker Challenge score, and uPyCraft editing.
Repository badge guide source for contact setup, navigation, IR trading, cryptographic clue verification, organizer validation, round propagation, and post-conference CircuitPython hacking.
End-user and developer guide for badge buttons, menu navigation, app behavior, repository layout, uv setup, mpremote workflow, and custom firmware flashing.
Official 2025 badge guide documenting name editing, score display, Hacker Pet, Tetris, Dino, Snake, Red-vs-Blue tower capture, Re:CTF badge-ID binding, cross-board interaction, and BadUSB behavior.
Official PCB Badge guide for score display, BadUSB play, badge docking, game battle, programmer/FTDI support, QR/source-code discovery, and troubleshooting.
Public hardware-hacking guide for USB serial setup, CTF menu, UART jumpers, RF wiring, and credits.
Primary attendee guide for name changing, Pixl.js basis, buttons, USB charging, connectability, sensors, RGB lighting, vibration motors, GPIO headers, ESP8266 header, apps, patterns, firmware reset, and known bugs.
Attendee-facing getting-started page linking the NodeConf EU context, Bangle.js platform, Espruino IDE, BangleApps, and workshop material.
Hackerware guide for LED placement, CTF unlock solder steps, serial monitor settings, and mini-speaker solder points.
Current migrated copy of the Jump ESP, jump! guide, useful if the older Blogspot URL disappears.
Official Euphoria CTF wiki page directing players to the Shadytel Experience Center for Shady Tag registration before the badge challenge.
Primary manual source for the STM32F412RET6, OLED, ST7735 TFT, APA-102C LEDs, BlackBerry Q10 keyboard, USB-C, battery holder, inspectAR workflow, key bindings, BENDERPISS CTF, and source-release links.
Primary documentation source for DEF CON 33 sales context, Tor profit donation note, safety disclaimer, hardware list, modes, calibration, photo workflow, and flashing guidance.
Official badge page documenting the electrical attendee badge, parts list, assembly notes, PCB design link, program link, project members, and special thanks.
Official badge page documenting four buttons, four LEDs, sponsor challenge legs, binary flag entry, hardware-hacking acknowledgement, volunteer reward flow, and Discord support path.
Official Blacks In Cybersecurity source for the BIC Pick badge name, Afro-pick form, red/green/gold visual treatment, five-year-anniversary framing, village wearer roles, and DEF CON 33 purchase/trade availability.
Hackerware badge page describing the full-colour UV-printed CTF badge crafted for BSides Adelaide and linking build/CTF material.
Official badge page linking the 2021 badge schematic, plastic frame STEP file, public firmware repository, and badge photos without a declared image reuse license.
Official badge page documenting the Infinity Glove electronic badge, custom-designed hardware CTF framing, hidden puzzles, badge-holder-only stages, price, pre-order-only availability, and on-site pickup.
Primary BUSSide page identifying the badge as the BSides Canberra 2018 electronic badge and summarizing UART, SPI, I2C, and JTAG interface use.
Official badge page source for the DEF CON 33 Biohacking Village badge, medical chatbot framing, computational-powerhouse language, feedback behavior, and PamirAI support context; no page image is reused without explicit rights.
Official DragonJAR page documenting the exclusive DragonJARCON 2025 badge with NFC hacking functions and 100-unit scarcity.
FREE-WILi badge page source for DEF CON 33 badge framing, sponsor context, RP2350A, ESP32-C6, sensors, GUI, USB API, and SAO feature summary.
Official badge page documenting the Kawaiicon 3 laser-etched recycled seed-paper badge, Papermill in Whangarei handmade credit, wildflower seed mixture, and badge return boxes.
Official Lonely Hackers Club source for the 50-unit DEF CON 33 pickup badge, Heltec Wireless Tracker V1.1 hardware, LoRa/Meshtastic configuration, battery, pairing behavior, and sale/pickup caveats.
Official NorthSec source for ESP32, display, NeoPixels, buzzer, UART, badge flags, FLAGBOT submission, and post-event release framing.
Hackerware badge page for the second BSides Adelaide conference badge, standalone CTF controls, binary flag entry, LED unlocks, reset path, and mystery code.
First-hand Hackster project source for the Packet Hack Badge artifact, UAE skyline/mech artwork, CTF challenge, reprogramming pins, wrist wearability, authorship, and Hackster image-rights boundary.
Public GreyBadge repository whose GitHub description identifies GreyMecha/Army as the GreyCTF 2025 badge.
Public repository for the Tipsy Badge README, firmware, source image, data assets, STL files, and CC BY-NC 4.0 license.
Primary NodeWatch.dev page tying the NodeConf EU 2019 watch badge to NodeConf EU, NearForm Research, Espruino, and Bangle.js.
Repository directory containing BadgeBuddy firmware and ESP8266 wiring diagrams.
Official media-server PDF documenting DC34 SAO electrical and mechanical constraints, including 3.0 V VDD, two-AA badge power, USB-C power-bank behavior, GPIO wake interrupt, I2C addresses, and mirrored 6-pin SAO header dimensions.
Talk record for Tyler Rosonke and Aaron Gunning explaining the Hack-Master badge production story.
Official CommSec Village source for registered-attendee badge distribution, Qihoo360 Unicorn Team design credit, mini-games, hidden challenges, open-source statement, and hardware specs.
Official Badge Village source for Raspberry Pi Pico fault-injection device, embedded-security research framing, named experts, and venue address.
Official CommSec Village source for the special-edition HITB2018PEK badge, Badge Village hacking path, mini-games, hidden challenges, open-source statement, hardware notes, USD35 limited visitor purchase path, and JD Security Geek Village context.
Primary HiP schedule session describing the badge as a powerful lanyard device programmable from a laptop and USB cable.