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Nuit du Hack / leHACK

French HackerzVoice security-conference badge lineage, represented by source-backed Nuit du Hack electronic, collector-badge, and kit records plus leHACK 2026's documented Badge Hackropole open-hardware workshop artifact.

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Lineage Notes

French HackerzVoice security-conference badge lineage, represented by source-backed Nuit du Hack electronic, collector-badge, and kit records plus leHACK 2026's documented Badge Hackropole open-hardware workshop artifact.

Use the badge cards below for sourced hardware, software, lore, issues, add-ons, and author credits.

Badges

Seeded records

Nuit du Hack 2011 · 2011

Nuit du Hack 2011 Badge

French electronic conference badge

A source-backed French electronic attendee badge from Nuit du Hack 2011, preserved through an attendee report, badge photos, and linked reverse-engineering/programming tutorials.

Nuit du Hack 2014 · 2014

Nuit du Hack 2014 Collector Badge

Assemble-and-hack Black Badge challenge

A limited collector badge and hardware-hacking challenge from Nuit du Hack 2014, with public challenge rules, writeups, and a Virtualabs repository.

Nuit du Hack 2015 · 2015

Nuit du Hack 2015 Electronic Badge

Electrolab Arduino Micro-compatible kit

A limited NDH2K15 electronic collector badge kit sold through the official Nuit du Hack store, described as Arduino Micro-compatible, USB-compatible, easy to program or hack, and developed by Electrolab.

leHACK 2026 Badge Hackropole badge image

leHACK 2026 · 2026

leHACK 2026 Badge Hackropole

Open ESP32-S3 capacitive light-up workshop badge

leHACK's official 2026 workshop schedule and the French National Cybersecurity Agency's leHACK listing present Badge Hackropole as a novice-accessible workshop in which participants assemble a capacitive light-up badge, solder a microcontroller and eight SMD LEDs, and program preconfigured WLED firmware. FCSC-FR's public hackropole-badge repository supplies the PCB source, assembly instructions, firmware binaries/configuration, and per-file licensing. The programme lists ten 55-minute workshop sessions across June 26-27, but the source trail does not prove final attendance, completed builds, or a conference-wide handout.