oshcamp23-badge
Public source repository for the badge.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Public source repository for the badge.
Public base-platform repository linked by the official current documentation for the MicroPython-facing tildagonos API. This pass did not treat its moving main branch as a separately versioned or complete 2026 Spaceagon release.
Public case/button/acrylic/accessory repository with an explicit CERN-OHL-S-2.0 license. It confirms a mechanical design-source trail but does not establish exact 2026 production materials, printing result, assembly quality, durability, safe construction, or reusable product-image rights.
Public PCB repository with KiCad, schematic PDF, BOM, and explicit CERN-OHL-S-2.0 licensing for design files. Its scope does not clear product photography, establish a shipped 2026 hardware revision, or validate manufacturing, RF, battery, or electrical safety.
Public firmware repository identified by the maker site as a Hacker Pager-supporting Meshtastic fork. It documents a source relationship but not an independently audited build, final delivered firmware, full dependency/license inventory, or a source-to-unit mapping.
Firmware license source for BSD-3-Clause redistribution terms; the hardware repository still lacks a top-level visible license.
Primary companion firmware source for the open GrrCON-themed access point, MAC-address tracking, and four-matrix scoreboard.
Primary firmware source for BadgeBuddy AP+station mode, SSID scanning, BSSID counting, LedControl display behavior, and animation thresholds.
Primary public source repository for BadgeBuddy and Backpack of Shame code plus wiring diagrams; GitHub reported no detected repository license in this pass.
Primary release source for the July 28, 2024 v1.1 update, its stated pre-sale 1.0/1.01 fix, and `enable, sh ver` version-check command. It does not explain the fixed issue, publish source or license, or prove installation, outcome, or unit coverage.
Primary maker repository for the published USB/UF2 update path. Its README says information and software updates are coming, but the reviewed tree does not supply readable firmware, hardware source, a license file, or a complete technical specification.
Primary repository source for the WCH CH585 RISC-V microcontroller with integrated ISO 14443A NFC reader, four SK6812 RGBW LEDs, main and boot buttons, audio tone generator, USB-CDC console, the eight-tag village-collection CTF, two static flags, the hash unlock, and the BOOTSEL bootloader backdoor, published under GPL-2.0.
Primary license source confirming GPL-2.0 terms for the badge firmware.
Repository README source for official badge language, first official HackConRD badge context, ATTiny85 features, firmware, serial upload, LED, and buzzer documentation.
Hardware-source trail for the KiCad schematic, BOM CSV, placement CSV, and fabrication ZIP recovered from the repository.
Primary public repository for the 2024 HackConRD badge archive; GitHub metadata reports no detected license, so the repository is evidence rather than image-permission basis.
Primary project licensing source. It declares CERN-OHL-S v2 for hardware designs, GPLv3 for firmware, and CC BY-SA 4.0 for listed documentation and creative works, and credits © 2026 @CAELYBR / keeloi79. The named scope supports linking the technical archive but does not automatically clear every repository photo for publication.
Primary maker-context source for the project's visibility framing and its stated use of non-volatile settings. It is retained as an attributable project statement rather than treated as proof of external policy history or completed DEF CON 34 delivery.
Primary maker-published source explicitly identifying a Not Just a Crosswalk Simple Add-On project for DEFCON 34. It documents the CH32V003 F4P6, eighteen LED, persistent-setting, button, host/USB-C power-path, SAO V1.69bis/V2.0, source-archive, fabrication, and acknowledgment claims. It does not prove final manufacturing, final component population, distribution, sale, delivery, electrical safety, host compatibility, or reusable image rights.
Commit-pinned root MIT text with a generic copyright placeholder. It is a narrow repository-source reference, not proof of complete hardware, media, trademark, or image-reuse rights and not evidence of final project authorship or availability.
Commit-pinned primary project documentation for the proposed RP2350B, camera, display, storage, LEDs, USB-C/LiPo, SAO, and radio-carrier design surface. It describes a plan and contains no evidence of a prototype, completed firmware, delivery, safe operating result, or final event-unit parity.
Commit-pinned primary source showing native main-board and carrier KiCad project files. File presence supports a real design archive, not a final release, validated schematic, fabricated board, component availability, RF performance, electrical safety, regulatory compliance, or physical handoff.
Commit-pinned, dated primary status source. It records unfinished design, prototype, and firmware milestones, so it is used to bound this record as a planned project rather than confirm an assembled or deployed badge.
Primary maker-published source whose repository description identifies a planned SSTV #badgelife badge for HRV at DEFCON 34. This establishes only a public independent project association, not an official HRV or DEF CON issue, final physical artifact, quantity, sale, pickup, recipient allocation, credential, or image license.
Public MiniBadge standard source for compatibility and add-on specification context.
Public MiniBadge standard source linked from the 2022 archive footer and used only for add-on specification context.
Public MiniBadge standard source for connector and protocol context; cited without claiming the 2020 badge or included MiniBadge implemented every protocol behavior.
Public MiniBadge standard source for connector and protocol context; cited without claiming all 2021 MiniBadges implemented active I2C behavior.
Public MiniBadge standard source for connector, voltage, I2C, programming-pin, NC, and extender compatibility claims.
Primary firmware source for TimerOne LED scanning, two-button input, laser, POV, and not-binary behavior.
Primary public source and design archive. Its README says the units will be sold online and handed out at DEFCON34, identifies RP2350B, 16 MB flash, hardware components, OLED, six-pin header, USB-C, C library, schematic, credits, upside-down-port note, 3.0 V / 100 mA context, and a CC BY-SA 3.0 declared work license. It does not prove the final population or every individual source file's license.
README source for SparkFun ESP32 Thing Dev base, touch pads, six LED positions, speaker pin, microphone pins, audio conversion notes, and stock-firmware restore workflow.
README source for the cleaned-up demo-firmware boundary, hardware requirements, pin mapping, Arduino setup, firmware example roles, and Fourfold credit.
Repository source for public 0xA badge examples, workshop PDF, binaries, LED code, SoundBoard code, AudioStreaming code, and lack of detected license metadata in the current pass.
Repository source for public Eagle board/schematic files, C++/Arduino demo firmware directories, and absence of GitHub-detected license metadata in the current pass.
Primary repository source for the ATtiny814-SSF microcontroller, eighteen SK6812 RGB LEDs, six capacitive touch pads, two CR2032 holders, the EEPROM-gated game-unlock challenge, and the absence of a license file.
GPL-3.0 Raw Hex HIDIOT software-stack repository for Arduino integration.
GPL-2.0 tutorial-code repository for HIDIOT documentation examples.
Primary hardware repository for HIDIOT schematic and board files plus later 1.0 hardware context.
Primary firmware source for CH32V305 SDR target build prerequisites and flashing workflow.
Primary protocol source for Python/GNU Radio host workflows, USB IDs/interface/endpoints, I/Q sample reconstruction, stream format, and WebUSB descriptor behavior.
Release source published 2026-04-29 with an hfsdr.elf artifact, giving the HFSDR record a post-event firmware-release anchor.
Release source published 2026-05-18 documenting new graphics and a USB streaming reliability fix.
Primary repository source for HFSDR host software, firmware, hardware design tree, CH32V305 firmware path, WebUSB links, portable mode behavior, user manual link, and project credits.
Public repository source for supplementary host-side AI Interactive, MCP, Claude-skill, UART, web/HTTP control, and B3/B4 mode instructions. It is separate from the released `rhc-badge-firmware` archive.
Public MIT-licensed firmware repository for the unified RHC DEF CON badge. Its August 18-20, 2026 commit history and public source tree establish a post-event release with a binary, build guidance, CTF writeup, and hardware/firmware detail; it does not prove distribution or unit parity.
Primary badge manual source for Hacker Warehouse sales context, Tor profit donation note, safety disclaimer, hardware list, calibration, steering, wobble, color-game, photo, flashing, and user-operation details.
License source for Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International terms; used as the visible reusable image/source permission basis for the selected upstream repository photo.
Repository source for public files, firmware tree, data assets, STL hardware accessories, source image, repository metadata, and visible CC BY-NC 4.0 license context.
Firmware source for authorship, CC BY-NC 4.0 source header, RP2040 pin mapping, modes, display behavior, current measurement, USB warning behavior, file-storage support, and button handling.