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Primary source for the non-electronic printed, laminated badge workflow.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Primary source for the non-electronic printed, laminated badge workflow.
Public source repository for the badge.
Primary event source for GPN23 timing and Karlsruhe venue context.
Source for names/pronouns written on badges and respectful use of those visible identity fields.
Source for lanyard reuse guidance, badge pickup context, and capacity/registration rather than classic ticketing.
Source naming the Badges area and responsibility for participant name signs.
Primary production source for badge format, paper weight, lanyards, markers, badge punching, hidden-pattern design notes, and used counts.
Secondary but official supplier context for the 2022 badge and Fri3d camp.
Component registry source for the NUS Hackers MIT-licensed hnr26_badge package that controls LEDs and buttons on the Hack&Roll 2026 badge via the built-in GPIO expander.
Project-owner ecosystem source for the November 5-8, 2017 Kilkenny event context and custom-badge deployment.
Upstream platform documentation linked from the badge README and used to contextualize the Pixl.js/Espruino firmware-update and programming path.
Public MIT-licensed Bangle.js App Loader and app repository, used as source evidence for the app ecosystem rather than as image provenance.
Credited CTF developer reference for the Underground badge story and challenge context.
Official historical event site for Hackers At Large 2001.
Official historical event site for Hacking at Random 2009.
WHY2025 history table listing GHP1989 at Paradiso, Amsterdam as the start of the Dutch hacker camp sequence.
WHY2025 history table listing HEU1993 in Flevopolder/Lelystad as the second Dutch hacker camp.
Official historical event site for Observe. Hack. Make. 2013.
Official historical event site for What The Hack 2005.
Ticketing source for June 26-27, 2026, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto venue details, in-person status, and the event description repeating the electronic badge experience.
Ticketing source for the November 13-14, 2025 event, Auditório FMD-UL venue, organizer identity, and in-person conference context.
Press corroboration for the Dubai event, Grand Hyatt venue, DESC association, HITB regional return, and hands-on village programming.
Badge-page source proving the ICS Village Badge for DEF CON 33, FREE-WILi/Intrepid framing, RP2350A platform, ESP32-C6, gas and alcohol sensors, GUI support, USB terminal, SAO expansion, battery, and firmware update path.
Primary documentation source for the purchased ICS Village badge tool, sponsorship, hardware summary, software features, tutorial videos, firmware update pointer, and Build-A-Badge section.
Technical source for RP2 B2/RP2040 and W25Q16JV hardware identification, chip-off extraction, XIP firmware analysis, and keyboard-combo decoding.
CC BY-NC 2.0 original photo source by Eliot Phillips / RobotSkirts showing the DEF CON 14 badge; used for image provenance, not as a hardware-spec source.
CC BY-SA 2.0 image-provenance source for Kristina D.C. Hoeppner / 4nitsirk's documentary photo of the Kiwicon 2038 lanyard and mirrored badge credential.
CC BY 2.0 original photo source by Openfly identifying the object as a populated DEF CON 21 badge case; used for image provenance, not hardware specification.
Licensed documentary photo source for the DEF CON 17 Human attendee badge; Flickr structured metadata identifies CC BY 2.0, Nate Grigg / nateOne attribution, and the image description as the anonymous badge for human attendees at DEFCON 17 in Las Vegas.
Maker portfolio source for the 0xB badge's retro gaming, D-pad design, and PCB-art framing.
Maker portfolio source for the 0xC badge's full assembly, manufacturing, protective-enclosure, and conference-electronics production framing.
Primary hardware reference for the retired LoliBot robot kit, ESP32/Lolin32-Lite platform, power features, IMU, WiFi/Bluetooth, two-wheel steering, and robot-soccer kicker servo.
Source for the custom fri3d-esp32 board package, Arduino examples, upload flow, partition behavior, and reset caveat.
Primary documentation for Fri3d 2024 apps, add-ons, programming, reset, and update workflow.
Repository license source for treating the hardware-related documentation photo as reusable upstream project media while preserving attribution and processing notes.
Official repository README embedding the Ph0xx prototype photos and identifying the badge as the Fri3d Camp Badge 2018 development project.
Image-provenance source for the official repository documentary photo of real Ph0xx prototype boards; used only after recording license, attribution, and WebP processing notes.
Post-event lineage source that references the previous year's badge.
Corroborating source for the VIP sector including a special badge, swag kit, and related VIP package elements.
Primary board-file source for the KiCad project tree and related manufacturing files.
Source repository for 2016 badge code, server, Python client, interactive UI, assets, pinout, and game models.
Public source repository linked from the official BUSSide documentation.
Apache-2.0 license source used for local image provenance and repository reuse.
Flappybirds project path linked from the BornHack 2022 badge README.
Primary design file repository and project index for apps running on the badge.
Project repository linked from the BornHack 2022 badge README.
Tagged firmware release identified by the repository README as the version on the con badge.
Public ESP-IDF firmware, KiCad/PCB/Gerber, menu, schedule, LCD, ADC, Wi-Fi, and server source repository for the badge.
Source tree for the badge-side backend workflow, including enrollment and Sched-derived schedule endpoints.
Primary hardware-source tree for Community and Speaker/VIP badge design files.