DC32_CTF_CHALLENGES
Primary CTF-source archive for main-badge CAN enumeration, UART, random-traffic, Speedometer SAO, TUF, and Rivian challenge context.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Primary CTF-source archive for main-badge CAN enumeration, UART, random-traffic, Speedometer SAO, TUF, and Rivian challenge context.
Primary public host-tool source identifying the project as utilities for the DEF CON 34 CHV CTF badge and documenting USB serial use, RP2040 USB detection, CAN/CAN FD tools, `python-can`, supported bitrates, and CAN FD handling. It is not a complete badge firmware or hardware-design archive.
Public release page reviewed on 2026-08-05, reporting no releases. This is an absence-of-release observation rather than evidence of a final binary, support commitment, code license, or event-unit firmware.
Primary firmware repository preserving the BSD-licensed participant firmware and source modules.
Hardware source for ESP32-S3 WROOM-2, TFT, SK6812MINI LEDs, buttons, GPIO mapping, schematic, STEP model, and development-hardware notes.
Public firmware repository for MicroPython firmware, game platform, build/deploy workflow, repository structure, badge-team credits, and license caveat.
Primary community source for the ESP32-D0WD-V3, ST7735 1.77-inch 128x160 display, D-pad, and native quiz-server CTF protocol reconstruction, published under GPL-3.0.
Image-provenance source for the official upstream community-badge raster used as the rights-cleared visual under the repository README's CERN-OHL v1.2 hardware statement.
Firmware documentation source for Puya PY32F0 build requirements, GNU Arm toolchain, J-Link/PyOCD programming, Makefile settings, and flash workflow.
Primary release source for `app.hex`, `Metro.hex`, and BOM CSV assets covering role-badge and add-on outputs.
Primary README source for RP2040, USB, LEDs, microphone, buzzer or speaker, EdgeImpulse/machine-learning trail, 115200-baud serial startup, help command, Arduino Mbed programming link, CDMX #badgelive statement, and Electronic Cats design credit.
Primary README source for resistance-themed BugCON 2023 badge wording, ESP32S3 or RP2040 feature statement, UART, ESP32S3 Bluetooth/Wi-Fi, AA batteries, Electronic Cats design credit, CERN-OHL hardware statement, and trademark caution.
Primary technical source for processor, interface, power, debug, Python, NeoPixel, device-tree, USB-host, flashing, and SDK claims.
Primary schematic source for RP2040, SPH0641LM4H microphone, PAM8302AAD amplifier, W25Q16JV flash, MCP1700 regulator, micro-USB, battery cell, buzzer, LEDs, BOOT, and RESET evidence.
Primary firmware-source tree for Blink_Bug, AudioWAV, Chona.wav, and EdgeImpulse audio-classification note.
Primary hardware-source tree for KiCad schematic, PCB, project, footprint, and fabrication-source material.
Primary license source pairing GitHub-detected GPL-3.0 repository metadata with the hardware tree's CERN Open Hardware Licence v1.2 file and software/firmware scope separation.
Primary firmware-source tree for the Badge application, Arduino developer guide, DinoGame sketch, Spoof BLE sketch, AirTag, UART, terminal, menu, web assets, and pin mapping material.
Primary hardware-source tree for ESP32-S3 and RP2040 KiCad files, schematic evidence, board files, BOM CSVs, footprint libraries, STEP models, and source inventory caveats.
Primary release source for v1.0 and v1.1 badge image tarballs plus the v1.0 add-on firmware hex and BOM artifact names.
Primary hardware-source path for main badge KiCad source, with the add-on tree separately preserving add-on board and firmware material.
Primary C5 documentation for the companion repository's headless ESP32-C5 variant and control context. It supports limited software provenance only; it does not establish an authorized deployment, final production configuration, safety, regulatory approval, data-handling terms, or reusable image permission.
Primary badge repository source for the BugCON 2022 CDMX electronic-badge identity, public source tree, topics, creation/push timing, C++ language metadata, and absent detected repository license.
Primary badge repository source for the official BugCON 2023 badge identity, GPL-3.0 metadata, C++ language, repository creation/push timing, and arduino/badge/bugcon/esp32s3/hardware/rp2040 topics.
Primary badge repository source for the BSides CDMX 2025 badge, hardware variants, firmware tree, releases, license files, and image-provenance source.
Primary maker-published hardware archive whose description says Badge Oficial Tropicon 2026. It establishes Electronic Cats' own official-badge description and a public project archive, not an independent organizer endorsement, recipient count, admission inclusion, final manufacture, physical handoff, or media-reuse permission.
Primary companion public firmware archive, described by Electronic Cats as official TROPICON badge firmware and marked GPL-3.0 by GitHub. It supports software-source provenance but does not establish a final event build, distribution, deployment, radio configuration, data practice, or parity with physical units.
Primary badge repository source for the BugCON 2025 RV1106G3 Linux badge, add-on board, KiCad hardware, releases, and source-depth limits.
Primary badge repository source for the ESP32-S3 Minino badge, included apps, flashing workflow, release path, hardware/software license statements, and design credit.
Primary badge source whose repository description says Badge Oficial de Pwnterrey 2026 and whose visible tree includes native KiCad schematic, PCB, and project files plus footprints and automation. It establishes a public official-design trail, not production quantity, per-attendee inclusion, final assembly, final radio behavior, completed handoff, or reusable image rights.
Primary public project source labeled Badge HackGDL 2026, with the source and hardware trail but no reproduced setup, login, or interface instructions in this catalogue.
Primary companion repository whose description calls it Firmware Oficial del badge Pwnterrey 2026 and whose tree retains ESP32-C5 and Marauder-derived source/build material. Its root MIT text credits Just Call Me Koko, but this source pass does not establish the scope of every later modification, a final tagged release, a signed production binary, or parity with distributed hardware.
Primary native KiCad hardware tree for the named board, camera, MCU, USB, power, footprint, and mechanical-source material.
Firmware-release source named by the README for the downloadable `HackGDL_2025.bin` image and attendee update path.
Primary hardware-license source containing CERN Open Hardware Licence v1.2 text. The record applies that stated scope to hardware documentation only and does not infer permission for firmware, repository graphics, event images, logos, trademarks, or other media.
Primary technical source for Puya PY32F030F28U6TR, NeoPixels, OLED, AAA battery holder, Shitty Addon connector, preinstalled firmware, release-section binaries, Electronic Cats design credit, and CERN-OHL hardware license statement.
Commit-pinned hardware-license text stating CERN Open Hardware Licence v1.2. The source expressly keeps its hardware scope separate from firmware/software unless separately stated; no image, event-media, logo, or trademark permission is inferred.
Commit-pinned companion firmware README identifying a custom TROPICON badge firmware surface, including high-level schedule, environmental-reading, and messaging contexts. It names AHT10 where the hardware README names AHT30; the sources do not reconcile the difference or publish final-unit parity evidence.
Commit-pinned primary hardware documentation naming an ESP32-C6, 2.79-inch 142×428 colour IPS NV3007 display, LoRa hardware, and AHT30, while the repository tree exposes native KiCad source. It does not prove which components appeared in final event units or a completed production/safety record.
Primary repository for the 44CON 2025 badge hardware and firmware, created July 24, 2025 and pushed October 8, 2025, with GitHub reporting C as the main language and MIT as repository license metadata.
Primary assembly and behavior source for the shield-only OLED mini-game mode, ESP32 Wemos D1 option, buzzer, MT3608 boost converter, AD8317 RF detector, I2C jumpers, potentiometer, JP1 voltage warning, RF Hunter basis, and Electronic Cats design credit.
Primary source for the CH32Fun-style firmware files, OLED support, I2C helper, sprites, driver headers, and badge application code.
Primary source for the badge KiCad board, schematic, symbol, footprint, and project files, including Wemos D1, AD8317, OLED, and MT3608 footprint evidence.
Primary repository source for the CH32V203 primary and RP2040 daughterboard hardware, SX1262 915 MHz LoRa, PN7150 NFC, SSD1306 OLED, four buttons, USB-C, full KiCad project, and the AGPL-3.0 firmware with CERN-OHL-1.2 hardware.
Primary source for the LoRa radar, chat, and flags, NFC flag-hunt, magspoof, Simon Says, USB RECON2026 CLI, hidden reversing challenge, and Konami-code easter egg.
Public Build-A-Badge repository source for the DEF CON 33 customization software, LED/image/name configuration workflow, cross-platform app framing, WASM upload support, README-embedded MIT license text, and `assets/ics_village_badge.png` image provenance.
Public firmware repository source for the DEF CON 33 badge UF2 firmware and firmware-update trail; repository metadata did not expose a license during this pass.
Host API repository linked from the official badge documentation for PC-side badge control and automation.
Bootloader source repository linked by Great Scott Gadgets as the firmware-upgrade path for ToorCon 14 badge users.
Primary FirstBuild documentation identifying the washer/dryer badge, FirstBuild / GE Appliances context, STM32G031F8P6, MXC6655XA, eight SK6805 side-emitting LEDs, gravity-responsive water effect, prototype profile, factory-test surfaces, and tagged-release policy. The wording describes a current production target and planned distribution process rather than a final produced or delivered batch.