Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Primary technical source for the project's exact title, banner wording, inventory, round LCD/RFID/microSD/ESP32/AAA/SAO claims, Arduino-source path, and RFID-slide/image interaction. It does not identify the RFID protocol, frequencies, card formats, payloads, data practices, board revision, electrical design, safe operating limits, or actual event use.
Primary root-license source: MIT License, copyright 2025 slash128. It identifies a narrow repository-source attribution and license scope but does not grant reusable badge-image rights, verify authorship of company branding, establish corporate sponsorship, or determine licensing for third-party components and external dependencies.
Primary public source establishing that the project archive includes hardware, 3D-printed-parts, main-badge, SAO, and BOM areas. It does not establish a complete/final PCB package, reviewed hardware release, fabricated quantity, assembly outcome, safety/compliance evidence, or final-unit parity.
Primary public source for the project software/asset-tree categories. It is recorded as a public technical archive, not a representation that bundled installers, Arduino dependencies, media assets, or any build are audited, complete, secure, event-installed, or licensed by the repository's root MIT file.
Primary public project repository for a DC34-named badge. It establishes a current, independent technical project and source trail, not official DEF CON issuance, company authorization, an admission credential, company provenance, completed manufacture, stock, seller, price, recipient allocation, pickup, or delivered-unit status.
Primary license source confirming MIT terms and the explicit exclusion of event photos from that license.
Primary repository source for the ESP32-S3 platform, OLED and LED matrix, infrared boop networking, Doom port, MicroPython environment, and MIT-licensed hardware and firmware.
Primary hardware documentation source for ESP32-C3 WROOM, OLED, WS2812 LEDs, buttons, AA-cell case, programming options, production-file workflow, and the fixed-revision note.
Repository source for the open hardware/source tree, documentation images, KiCad/production files, and upstream 3D render.
GPL-3.0 license source supporting local publication of the official upstream repository render with attribution and source preservation.
Maker-linked fork referenced only as a base for Clip-Boy's Wi-Fi/BLE tooling. GitHub marks it as a fork and reports no detected license. It is not treated as a complete Clip-Boy source release, compatible build, final binary, flashing guide, or authorization to use security-testing capabilities.
Primary public source for the current shop's product-description implementation, all-152-shipped / interest-form wording, AI/tooling transparency text, public media inventory, and dynamic inventory integration. GitHub reports no detected license; public storefront code and media do not grant hardware/firmware/image reuse permission.
Primary public repository source for the maker-published README, BOM CSV, image files, and SVG schematic-sheet presence. No explicit root LICENSE/COPYING file was identified in the reviewed tree, so the repository is not treated as a general hardware, software, documentation, or image-reuse grant.
Primary README source for ESP32-C3, ST7789 TFT, CC1101 433 MHz radio, WS2812B LEDs, buzzer, four buttons, Arduino dependencies, games, RF, profile, NVS, and screensaver details.
Primary public repository for the HackConRD 2026 badge firmware; GitHub metadata describes it as firmware developed by Junior Restituyo and reports no detected license.
Rabbit-Labs-linked alternate firmware repository described on the product page as the zRCrackiiN and JBOHack limited LED-only Blinken Lights option.
Primary open-hardware source for board dimensions, design files, Gerbers, firmware directory, and component evidence.
Primary metadata source for repository creation on August 4, 2026, main branch, no description, and null detected license. The September 25 through 29, 2026 rechecks returned 404; the October 1 recheck returned the repository with a September 30, 2026 last push, a null licence field, and one v1.0.0 release.
Primary metadata source for 2026 repository creation, description, public owner, main default branch, detected MIT license, and current activity. The release and tag API endpoints were empty on the 2026-08-04 source pass.
Repository metadata records creation and push timing and reports `license: null`; it does not grant media reuse rights or verify final event production state.
Repository metadata source recorded during the August 2026 audit; it reports the repository as public and its top-level license field as null.
Primary metadata source for the public repository's post-event creation timing and null detected license field. It is not itself a copyright grant or evidence of final event production.
Primary metadata source for the public repository's pre-event creation timing and null detected license field. It is not a copyright grant, organizer endorsement, or proof of final event production.
Primary metadata source for the public repository's timing and null detected license field. It is not a copyright grant, organizer endorsement, or proof of final event production.
Primary metadata source for the public repository's post-event creation timing and null detected license field. It is not itself a copyright grant or evidence of final event production.
Primary metadata source for the public repository's post-event creation timing and null detected license field. It is not a copyright grant, organizer endorsement, or proof of final event production.
Primary metadata source for the public repository's post-event creation timing and null detected license field. It is not itself a copyright grant or evidence of final event production.
Primary metadata source for the public repository's post-event creation timing and null detected license field. It is not a copyright grant or evidence of final event production.
Primary metadata source for the public repository's post-event creation timing and null detected license field. It is not a copyright grant or evidence of final event production.
Primary API evidence that the official HTH organization forked syn-ack-zack/J5-ShortCircuit, which describes itself as the 2025 HTH conference badge. It supports a prior badge-team affiliation, not direct publication or endorsement of the 2026 repo.
Primary released challenge-code source for RF settings, challenge-server behavior, player-state persistence, periodic hints, XOR helper, and intended badge solve path.
Repository metadata observed in this audit records a February-May 2026 source timeline and `license: null`; it does not supply a formal code or image-reuse license.
Repository metadata observed in this audit records a May 2026 creation/push window and `license: null`; the README's informal reuse language is not treated as a formal catalogue image license.
Release source for Winglet OS 2.0 assets and changes, including ADS-B range/reliability, Map Scope, GPS View, flight-board improvements, custom SD media, Wi-Fi scanning, light mode, USB host reliability, optional 3 A charge rate, and Aerospace Village DC33 SAO support.
Raw README source for DIY badge intent, all-participant framing, learning/sharing language, and embedded front/back physical badge photos.
Public design-file repository identified from the RIOT OS board documentation.
Open hardware project linked by the HOPE wiki for the badge's hardware source lineage.
Primary repository source for bPod hardware files, firmware, updater, scoreboard server, schedule data, manufacturing exports, and ESP32-S2/ST7735/touch/SAO evidence.
Primary source repository for hardware, firmware, web configuration, and production files.
Primary source repository linked from the 2025 writeup.
License source for the selected `graphics/boardrendfront.png` upstream raster; the root project license file says component licenses live in their own COPYING files, and the graphics component COPYING file is CC BY-SA 4.0.
Image-provenance source for the CC BY-SA 4.0 upstream front-board raster used as the optimized HOPE XV visual; the HOPE wiki links this repository as the badge's open-hardware source while separately documenting purple attendee boards and black pro boards.
Organizer source listing x33fcon 2026 as a June 11-12 Gdynia and online event. Its June 2026 Summary label does not lead to a public post-event summary, badge design, photo, or technical artifact write-up.
Public NodeConf EU 2019 Bangle.js workshop repository linked by NodeWatch.dev.
Primary organizer storefront source for the Gothcon party setting and August 8 date, $80 fundraiser/non-ticket terms, pre-order closure and DEF CON sale statement, custom bat-PCB/44-LED/LiPo/USB-C/acrylic/lanyard/ESP32-C3 hardware claims, package contents, and mirrored-SAO limitation. It does not grant reusable image permission or prove final sales, delivery, or electrical safety.
Primary slide source for specifications, 6,055-unit quantity, cost target, feature set, firmware states, and production process.
Primary slide source for badge concept, prototyping, manufacturing, and production-process context.
Primary source for first-DEF CON-electronic-badge claim, PIC10F202 hardware, LED modes, production quantity, role-color variants, and contest lore.
Primary source for MC9S08QG8 hardware, 95-LED matrix, capacitive sensors, optional accelerometer/RF circuitry, operating states, 6,800-badge production, role variants, and contest winners.
Primary BOM source for parts-list evidence and hardware corroboration.