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Women's International Cybersecurity Challenge

Irish-hosted international cybersecurity-competition lineage, beginning with a maker-documented WICC 2026 CTF electronic badge. The public maker archive explicitly links its badge project to WICC while organizer sources prove the completed Dublin event; the archive association and hardware must not be read as organizer issuance, attendee-wide allocation, or equivalence to TOG's separately documented hardware flags.

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Women's International Cybersecurity Challenge 2026 2026 · Ireland · 1 badge(s)

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Irish-hosted international cybersecurity-competition lineage, beginning with a maker-documented WICC 2026 CTF electronic badge. The public maker archive explicitly links its badge project to WICC while organizer sources prove the completed Dublin event; the archive association and hardware must not be read as organizer issuance, attendee-wide allocation, or equivalence to TOG's separately documented hardware flags.

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Women's International Cybersecurity Challenge 2026 · 2026

Women's International Cybersecurity Challenge 2026 CTF Badge

Maker-documented ESP CTF challenge badge

A public maker archive explicitly titled Women's International Cybersecurity Challenge Badge 2026 links itself to WICC and documents a hackable serial-CLI CTF badge with ESP8266 and ESP32 target trees, challenge activities, a two-part protective case, and a repository photo of a physical cased device. WICC's official site and Cyber Ireland's post-event recap confirm the completed July 9-10 Dublin competition, but neither organizer source names this exact project. TOG separately reports building 15 ESP8266 hardware flags for the same CTF without identifying them as this archive, so this is a maker-documented event-linked electronic badge—not an organizer-issued credential, general attendee badge, or claim of equivalence to the flags.