BSides Adelaide Wombat-2 CTF Badge
Primary badge page source for the second conference badge, standalone CTF controls, binary input, LED unlocks, reset behavior, and mystery code.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Primary badge page source for the second conference badge, standalone CTF controls, binary input, LED unlocks, reset behavior, and mystery code.
Primary badge page source for the full-colour UV-printed CTF badge made for BSides Adelaide and linked soldering/CTF material.
Primary source for serial monitor settings, speaker solder points, and CTF LED/solder instructions.
Primary challenge source preserving the 2025 badge puzzle prompts, error codes, and blueprint link.
Primary build-guide source for pre-soldered components, 1206 SMD LED soldering, LED polarity, CR2032 use, and micro-USB power warning.
Official schedule source for Hackfest 11, badge pickup on October 31, November 1, and November 2, CTF registration and CTF room timing, villages, workshops, party, and closing.
Official CTF source for the 2019 challenge category mix, including Electronic, while leaving firmware, schematic, and badge challenge implementation details unrecovered.
Primary official source for Hackfest's 2019 CTF electronic-badge introduction, immediate participant reception, record 1600-person Plaza edition, and later pandemic-era continuity context.
Primary event source for dates, venue, Berlin location, organizing communities, ticketing, and workshop-stage infrastructure.
Primary badge-use source for the lanyard device, laptop/USB development workflow, and badge-hacking workshop at HiP.
Primary source for Hackover 2013 ticket contents, including the assembled badge PCB.
Primary source for the 2013 badge feature list: ARM processor, 2.4 GHz radio, LCD, USB, and buttons.
Archive source for firmware and schematic clone URLs and post-event hacker documentation caveat.
Post-event source saying Hackplayers' sixth edition realized its electronic badge dream thanks to David Reguera / @therealdreg with help from Adria Perez Montoro / @b1n4ri0 and Antonio Vazquez Blanco / @antoniovazquezblanco; it also summarizes the repository, firmware-analysis tooling, debugging interfaces, dynamic-analysis material, and winner write-up themes.
Primary badge-specific source for the electronic badge wording, fully functional development-board description, sixth-edition framing, Dreg credit, February 6 pickup/CTF start, February 13 CTF end, wait-list, and 10 EUR extra-unit note.
Official source for the Madrid venue context, including Centro Cultural Sanchinarro and Exe Madrid Norte locations used in the 2026 event trail.
Official agenda source for February 5-7, 2026 scheduling across workshops and talks, including Centro Cultural Sanchinarro talk days.
Primary official source for the 5-7 February 2026 h-c0n event dates, Hackplayers conference framing, and current event navigation.
Primary first-hand source proving the DerbyCon Legacy Black Badge artifact, black-badge lifetime-ticket framing, Ben Hibben and Charles Lehman maker context, BOM, fabrication steps, and compiled firmware artifact.
Secondary technical source corroborating the BLE indie-badge framing and Hackaday.io project evidence.
Secondary project source for later ESP32 experimentation on a BSides Cape Town 2019 badge and original software-writeup pointer.
Secondary technical summary.
Supporting source for Security Fest's continuing Gothenburg landmark badge design lineage.
Primary source for badge story, BOM, hardware, serial interface, CTF, production caveat, photos, and authors.
Retrospective source for the 2022 tram-inspired blinky badge and Rickroll lore.
Primary source for design story, hardware components, UV printing, soldering village, serial CTF behavior, and author credit.
Community hack/lore source.
Primary project-owner source for the AVTOKYO 2019 Pina Colada cocktail-glass badge, transparent PCB experiment, RGB LEDs, reverse-mounted LED technique, CR2032 materials, and Christmas-tree lore.
Primary project-owner source for CODE BLUE 2019's first soldering village, simple Halloween blinky badge, RGB and 1206 LED materials, CR2032 power, reverse LED mounting, and kit-demand lore.
Project-owner source for the 2025 badge hardware list, tactile-button CTF design, artwork variants, Hardware Village, seven official challenges, and hidden hardware challenge.
Project-owner source for the 2024 Wombat badge hardware components, cyborg-art concept, CTF LEDs, micro-USB interaction, flag persistence, and soldering village.
Primary project-owner source for the first SINCON badge, ABOV A96S174, CH340G, micro-USB, CR2032, SMD LED soldering, serial CTF operation, six-floor challenge model, and Abhinav SP / Emil credit.
Primary artifact source for the Packet Hack Badge, authorship, first Packet Hack Badge framing, UAE skyline/mech artwork, CTF challenge, reprogramming pins, wrist wearability, S1/S2 controls, binary-input puzzle mode, serial-code hooks, and image-source boundary.
Event source for the Netherlands 2023 hardware-security conference context.
Primary source for the e-paper badge, post-event firmware behavior, upload workflow, and OpenEPaperLink pointer.
Primary source for Dudelange/Campsite Belvedere context and the wristband requirement.
Primary source for hackerpassport stamps, goodie-bag and T-shirt pickup, and arrival artifacts.
Primary source for day-ticket availability at the infodesk.
Primary source for wristband requirement, infodesk pickup, dates, and location.
Supporting event-context source for the Dudelange camp location.
Primary source for wristband requirement and infodesk distribution.
Primary source for hackerpassport stamps and goodie-bag pickup.
Primary source for wristband requirement and infodesk pickup.
Primary source for arrival registration, hackerpassport stamp, and goodie-bag pickup.
Primary event index for the HaxoGreen 2024 wiki and camp context.
Primary source for ticket classes, T-shirt cutoff, day passes, and merch context.
Public HaxoGreen blog archive source for the camp edition.
Lineage source describing HaxoGreen as a hacker camp near Dudelange, Luxembourg.
Official announcement describing the HaxoGreen 2024 camp edition.
Primary blog source for the HaxoGreen 2018 edition and ticketing context.