Series
DEF CON aerospace-security village badge lineage, represented by the DC33 ADS-B Linux badge, Winglet OS 2.0 / SAO update trail, SpiderOak Aranya ESP32-S3 workshop badge board, and a source-conservative planned DEF CON 34 SR-71 CTF badge listing from the publicly named Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Cyber Range (ACR) team.
DEF CON aerospace-security village badge lineage, represented by the DC33 ADS-B Linux badge, Winglet OS 2.0 / SAO update trail, SpiderOak Aranya ESP32-S3 workshop badge board, and a source-conservative planned DEF CON 34 SR-71 CTF badge listing from the publicly named Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Cyber Range (ACR) team.
Badges
Linux ADS-B badge with Winglet OS 2.0
Aerospace Village's DEF CON 33 badge record documents the DC32 ADS-B badge hardware returning for DC33 with new software, Winglet OS 2.0 release artifacts, DC33 SAO support, and an ADS-B accessory ecosystem.
SpiderOak workshop ESP32-S3 messaging board
Aerospace Village's DEF CON 33 workshop schedule documented a SpiderOak Aranya hands-on workshop where up to 20 attendees received free ESP32 badge-board hardware, flashed a distributed wireless messaging application, and kept the board afterward.
Planned winnable CTF badge with an NFC game claim
The public DEF CON 34 BadgeLife roster contains a new listing submitted as Lockheed Martin - Aeronautics Cyber Range (ACR) for a badge titled SR-71. The named team says the badge is only winnable through a CTF it plans to host at its Aerospace Village booth and on its Discord, and describes a TCG-type card-collection game using NFC peer-to-peer and reader modes. That is concrete first-hand pre-event artifact evidence, while Aerospace Village's official page independently establishes the DEF CON 34 context; neither source publishes the badge's physical construction, NFC-hardware placement, or final distribution.