pdxbadgers/2020-mask
Public repository source described as a talking LED mask for BSides 2020 presenters; GitHub repository metadata reports no visible license.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Public repository source described as a talking LED mask for BSides 2020 presenters; GitHub repository metadata reports no visible license.
Primary repository source for the 503 Party 2019 SMART Response XE pager project, Apache-2.0 license metadata, helper archives, firmware sketches, contributor trail, and bee-art source clue.
Public repository source for the BSidesPDX 2018 KiCad/BOM/firmware badge archive.
Public repository source for the Multnomah KiCad/BOM/firmware badge archive.
Public repository source for the BSidesPDX 2024 OpenTaxus badge hardware, attribution, Trick-or-Treat, controller, and badge-storage archive.
Public firmware repository source for the BSides PDX 2015 Badger firmware archive.
Public repository source for the 2015 Badger PCB, schematic, library, board-art files, Gerber archives, OSH Park DRC, and CC BY-SA 3.0 PCB license file.
Public repository source for the BSidesPDX 2016 Eagle board, schematic, BOM, and Arduino firmware archive; GitHub repository metadata reports no visible license.
Public repository source for the BSidesPDX 2017 Eagle board, schematic, BOM, and library archive.
Primary repository source for the DC503 Wagon Party badge archive, repository metadata, source tree, contributor trail, and no-visible-license image decision.
Primary sprite-source evidence for the generated wagon, mountains, hunter, and Bender graphics used by firmware, while keeping those assets out of the catalogue image archive.
Repository history source for July 2017 publication, image-resource addition, flashing-instruction updates, and README errata.
Primary firmware source for BLEPeripheral service UUID 0503, writable banner text, 503WAGON advertising, OLED setup, three game modes, input pins, DYSENTERY/WannaCry strings, and game loops.
Public Apache-2.0 application source for conversational UI, local LLM integration, MCP server support, hardware interfaces, medical-assistant prompt example, GGUF model switching, WiFi setup, and debug mode.
Public Apache-2.0 SDK source for Distiller CM5 hardware, audio, camera, e-ink, SAM LED control, Parakeet ASR/VAD, Piper TTS, optional Whisper, native display library, and Debian packaging workflow.
Primary implementation source for the GC9A01 display pins, rotary-input pin, packet-count callback, Wi-Fi scanning, BSSID/RSSI tracking, ESP32 promiscuous mode, and local web update server. In the reviewed sketch the callback increments packets only, while a displayed Deauths count is not populated by deauthentication parsing. It does not establish a release tag, security review, traffic-capture permission, or shipped-unit behavior.
Primary public repository source for the GigaGeiger README, Arduino/C++ sketch, ESP32-S3 build outputs, Gerber archive, STL enclosure files, and root MIT license. It describes the implementation and source scope but does not prove final manufacturing, component population, deployment, update safety, or that every repository image is suitable for independent local publication.
Third-party public game repository explicitly targeting the Disobey 2026 badge; its README documents the MicroPython game, ESP32-S3/TFT/NeoPixel/three-button interface assumptions, mpremote deployment, and development-loader workflow. GitHub currently reports no repository license.
Primary repository-directory source for the published drawings, spacer, front PCB, back PCB, and test-jig engineering trail. It does not by itself identify a final board revision, BOM, schematic, Gerbers, tested power/RF behavior, manufacture, delivery, or license grant.
Primary repository-directory source for Helgatchi-Firmware and UI material plus an older ESP32-S3/PlatformIO build-and-flash outline. It does not establish a final firmware release, reproducible environment, signed update, recovery outcome, security assessment, user-data policy, support promise, or license grant.
Primary public project source for the Helgatchi BLE/Wi-Fi hunter framing, matching-field table, configuration surface, controller/display/battery/antenna/dimension claims, and linked Hardware and Software trees. The reviewed root had no explicit license file or GitHub license metadata, and repository presence does not establish a final manufactured revision, security review, certification, or image reuse rights.
Primary firmware file source for DC33 / DEF CON 33 project naming, TehRabbitt badge-design credit, RocketGod firmware credit, display and NeoPixel initialization, default 433.92 MHz RF state, and RX/TX/jammer/Tesla mode declarations.
Public repository source for the full-functionality firmware tree, README, badge pinout, GPL-3.0 license, CC1101 driver files, and source filenames that define the documented software surface.
Repository pinout source for the ESP32-S3-N16R8, two CC1101 433 MHz modules, OLED, five-way switch, SDIO reader, UART wiring, NUP2105LT1G mention, and 32 WS2812B LED surface.
Firmware header source for SH1106 screen dimensions/address, CC1101 A/B pin maps, button pins, NeoPixel pin/count, SDIO pins, EEPROM size, and sample buffer definitions.
Commit-pinned badge archive preserving the reviewed KiCad, Gerber, BOM, firmware, and project-material tree. Public availability is evidence, not a license or image-reuse grant.
Third-party MIT-licensed Rust badge support library preserving peripheral abstractions and example firmware for the Disobey 2026 badge.
README source for explicit unofficial-badge status, no-official-badge context, customization invitation, SMD challenge circuit, Feather mounting option, and Gerbers.
Image-provenance source for the official upstream README-embedded badge render used as the rights-cleared Remoticon 2020 visual under the repository CC BY-SA 4.0 license.
License text source for the repository release and selected upstream render; GitHub reports the repository license as CC BY-SA 4.0.
Primary GPL-3.0 firmware archive for the BSides Cape Town 2019 badge, including source files, firmware binary, assets, ESP32/Arduino build notes, TFT_eSPI pin configuration, SDL local-build path, games, demos, and support code.
Primary release source for the 2026-08-01 v4.0.0 published binary assets for `hardware-v3` and `local-library-v2`; it does not provide an asserted v1 asset or final DEF CON production identity.
Primary MIT-licensed source for application/firmware architecture, v1/v2/v3 hardware documentation, LoRa radio and PingMessage behavior, PlatformIO build paths, navigation/UI/RPC surfaces, power-management documentation, and the local `esp32-utilities` dependency boundary.
Primary mechanical-source trail for Fusion360/STL case and accent files, one-piece clamshell/rail concepts, compliant accent cautions, and custom knob discussion. GitHub reports no detected license, so the source does not grant reuse rights.
Primary public source identifying a Wayfinder companion PWA repository. The reviewed repository metadata shows no detected license and its README supplies only a local `npm run dev` instruction, not a deployed app or privacy/security specification.
Public hardware repository preserving Eagle board/schematic files, BOM reference, and hardware readme; used as evidence for source availability, not image publication.
Primary public technical source for the BCCC-associated red-solo-cup PCB, stated winner-copy route, RP2350A/W25Q16/DS18B20/74HC595/display/USB-C/SWD details, Pico-SDK firmware behavior, KiCad/design tree, versioned UF2, flashing instructions, programming, and soak-test tooling. It does not establish the final marketplace BOM, every physical unit's revision, event handoff, calibration, safety, or a cleared physical-badge image.
Community source corroborating the ESP32 DevKit hardware and documenting the WiFi auditing custom firmware replacement surface.
Commit-pinned June 6, 2026 attendee-community README stating that the repository exists for SecretCon 26 attendees. It is not a technical or operational guide in this catalogue and does not establish the board's specification, a final firmware state, ticket tier, attendee count, completed handoff, organizer authorization, support, or image rights.
Primary community-source metadata that describes the project as being for the owl badges of the SecretCon 26 convention. It provides a source-limited post-event community identification only, not organizer confirmation of the name, a Digital-versus-Extreme tier mapping, hardware/firmware facts, completed distribution, or a media license.
Public KiCad PCB file source for the demo-board hardware and board-layout evidence.
Primary board documentation source for ESP32-S3, Aranya Embedded target, front/back board views, assembly options, power switching, IR, microSD, debug LEDs, test points, expansion pads, lanyard holes, and mechanical dimensions.
Public hardware repository source for the SpiderOak Demo V2 Board used as workshop board evidence; GitHub reports no repository license in this pass, so repository images are cited but not copied into the catalogue.
Referenced tool repository for ESP32-assisted CC1110 flashing and the planned programming-station path.
RfCat source repository and BSD license source for the interactive Python RF control stack referenced by the badge page.
Public Apache-2.0 source at the creator-named `bunnie` account. Its README calls it a BIO uploader for a DC34 badge and documents USB-serial program loading, SAO-I/O selection, and clock configuration. It establishes a user-tooling surface, not complete embedded firmware, final hardware, safe settings, event-unit parity, or a delivery record.
Creator-published KiCad archive for the DC34 core module, released under CERN-OHL-W-2.0. It establishes a public core-module hardware-design trail, not a full carrier-board archive, an all-unit BOM, production test evidence, or permission to reuse repository visuals.
Public Apache-2.0 source at the creator-named `bunnie` account. Its README calls it an image uploader for a DC34 badge and documents black-and-white 128×128 image transfer over USB serial. It establishes a user-tooling surface, not physical display technology, a particular installed image, final firmware, event distribution, or image-reuse permission.
Creator-published source for the DC34 vault application. Its README identifies the conference UI, encrypted-QR light exchange, detachable-core token mode, and source-release context. It warns that custom firmware wipes provisioned secrets; it does not establish every issued unit's final software state, a universal security result, or a blanket media license.
Repository documentation source for the ESP32 Alexa experiment lineage and source-license boundary.