TDI 2020 basic blinky code
Arduino sketch source for the basic blinky exercise by @techGirlMN, including LED and button pin examples.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Arduino sketch source for the basic blinky exercise by @techGirlMN, including LED and button pin examples.
Arduino sketch source for the August 8, 2020 `TDI Off the shelf` version with working button behavior.
Official event source for the 2026 dates and venue, the statement that every attendee receives an ESP-based blinking electronic badge, the SAO invitation, and schedule wording that attendees receive their badge at registration.
Context source for Joe Grand's return to official DEF CON badge design, crystal-badge framing, and conference-scale badge culture.
Primary organizer-linked ticketing source whose published package conditions name an attendee badge. It does not prove a final allocation ledger, all-ticket-tier eligibility, physical construction, or access-control role.
Event-context source for the 26-27 Jun 2024 dates and M Hotel Singapore venue.
Contemporary event report source for more than 300 delegates and the handmade NodeMCU ESP8266 WiFi SoC conference badge.
Contemporary pre-event source for September 15-16, 2018 dates, UWA Business School venue, redesigned badges, and badge-hack prize context.
Primary official badge-guide source for the four-challenge CTF, BAT CON battery jumper, coin-cell blink behavior, CP2102 USB-to-UART serial path, 9600-baud PuTTY workflow, post-event unlock codes, and safety instructions.
Official post-event hint source linked from the AvengerCon IX badge guide.
Official lineage source for AvengerCon's 2016 origin, growth across U.S. Cyber Command units and partners, and the Augusta-era AvengerCon VIII and IX entries.
Primary organizer-controlled event source for the twenty-first BCCC at DEF CON 34, Las Vegas Convention Center, August 6–9, 2026, its contest context, and its requirement that contestants have DEF CON badges. It does not identify The Beer SAO as a DEF CON-issued badge, a contest entitlement, or an admission credential.
Primary event source for the May 12-13, 2025 Hilton Adelaide edition, villages, and CTF context.
Primary badge/lanyard evidence for the 2026 identity artifact record: the sponsor brief lists printing, lanyards, and badges among direct activity funding needs.
Current official source for July 27-28, 2026 dates, Hilton/Amora Adelaide venue wording, sponsor tiers, and current sponsor-material links.
Primary event-context source for the hands-on BSides Adelaide format and statement that 2024 was the first BSides Adelaide edition.
Primary event-context source for July 27-28, 2026 dates, Amora/Hilton Adelaide location, third-edition framing, and CTF/hardware topic scope.
Official social source trail documenting the soldering village and naming Rishabh Soni, Prathmesh Dharkar, and Kunal Rajour as leads.
Official social source trail for IOTSRG as Badge Sponsor and wording that framed the BSides Agra badge as more than a pass and a collectible experience for every attendee.
Archived official source for the community-driven cybersecurity conference scope, Agra location, talks, workshops, and hands-on villages.
Archived official event source for the December 13, 2025 date, Dr B.R. Ambedkar University Civil Lines Agra venue, workshops/villages, welcome-kit ticket benefits, and Security BSides Agra chapter framing.
Primary source for the February 28-March 1, 2026 date range, Emerging Technologies Hub venue, Underground interactive ESP32 badge, badge-to-badge communication, screen, controls, SAO support, limited BSides SAO, Firnsy/Ballarat Hackerspace credit, and Eurekative/volunteer CTF credit.
Primary official event page for the 2025 Bournemouth community cybersecurity conference, its 200+ attendee report, and Bournemouth 2600 organizer context. It does not identify technical badge or distribution details.
Prospectus source for the Electronic Badge sponsorship item described as electronic badge design and build for 500 delegates.
Primary prospectus source for electronic badge design/build for 500 delegates.
Primary event source for the 2026 Time Travel theme, July 4 date, QUT Gardens Point venue, CTF, IoT, and hardware-hacking context.
Primary sponsor-page source for the Electronic Badge and Lanyards supporter slot.
Primary badge technical source identifying a manually controllable clock generator using 555 timers and 74LS-series logic, with free-running, single-step, halt, CLK/nCLK, LED, and +5 V behavior.
Commit-pinned MIT License text for the selected repository's source and image reuse basis.
Repository photo showing the populated purple Clock Module board mounted in a yellow printed case. The catalogue preserves it as a rights-cleared source photo under the repository MIT license, not as a synthetic visual or substitute rendering.
Commit-pinned BOM source corroborating the hardware tree's Gerber, CPL, and case-STL production material. It does not prove the final number, configuration, or recipient assignment of physical event units.
Public source archive named `Repo for the BSides Brisbane 2026 Badge`, created on 2026-07-10 after the July 4 event. The pinned snapshot carries no tag or GitHub release, so it documents the project source rather than a release-bound deployed build.
Public post-event source for event-day badge and shirt pickup, and for naming BLARGE as the supporter making the electronic badge possible.
Primary badge-page source for official schematic, plastic frame STEP, firmware repository, and image-rights boundary.
Primary event-context source for the April 15-16, 2016 dates, Canberra Rex Hotel venue, and BSides Canberra 2016 framing.
Event source for badge reflashing and hardware-badge maker interaction.
Primary ticketing source for electronic badge inclusion.
Primary event source for April 9-10, 2021 date, Canberra / hybrid context, and event framing.
Primary event source for the September 28-30, 2023 National Convention Centre edition.
Primary schedule source for the exported 2023 schedule and the Introducing the new bPod speaker material.
Official later source for the 2019 Nopia 1337 firmware name and Peter Rankin firmware-development credit.
Primary event source for September 26-28, 2024 dates, National Convention Centre venue, registration hours, ticket requirement, and technical-community framing.
Primary archive source linking the 2023 Badge Repository - bPod.
Primary current event source for 2026 CFP, tickets, venue, sponsor, and archive navigation context.
Official CFP source for National Convention Centre venue, conference scale, and accepted speaker/event-host badge access benefit.
Primary official source for the 2025 Badge Sponsor slot; used narrowly as badge-sponsor inventory evidence, not as proof of electronics or final badge design.
Primary official source for the June 13, 2026 Ankeny, Iowa edition and United States Security BSides context.
Official organizer channel naming the date and venue, linking the Harp Badge archive, and posting post-event electronic-badge competition context.
Organizer-owned repository that identifies itself as the source code, hardware design files, and manufacturing data for the BSides Dublin Harp Badge; it documents USB CDC, TinyUSB DFU, serial CLI, CTF behavior, and production files.
Primary hardware documentation for the STM32L053R8Tx, capacitive strings, LEDs, piezo buzzer, power, USB-C, boot sequence, SWD, and part list.