Arduboy TV on ESP32 with PS3 Remote Control
Secondary project source for later ESP32 experimentation on a BSides Cape Town 2019 badge and original software-writeup pointer.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
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.
Primary public profile for Hak4Kidz Lab's relationship to the Hak4Kidz NFP, its 501(c)(3) public-charity status, and its proceeds-support-mission wording. It supports maker and mission context without proving product allocation, technical design, or event outcome.
Primary maker/seller source for the independent electronic badge, $125 price, analog-input puzzle claims, ATtiny1616, two 10 kΩ potentiometers, eleven LEDs, UPDI, AAA power, four-puzzle framing, PCB dimensions, themed package, and merchandise. It does not provide circuitry, firmware, license, official DEF CON role, final distribution, safety validation, or image reuse rights.
Primary maker/seller source for the v2.2 electronic wearable, LED/PCB/tracer claims, SAO 1.69bis attachment wording, DIY-soldering connector, v1/DC31 lineage, LF HASL finish, coin-cell-pinning work-in-progress statement, and current $30 seller state. It does not prove a 2026 production run, $35 event sale completion, a full engineering archive, safety/compliance, third-party permissions, or image reuse rights.
Primary current-event maker self-submission identifying a new Star Trek SAO Phaser v2.2, the linked maker video, planned Hacker Warehouse DEF CON purchase channel, and approximately $35 price. It does not establish final stock, sales, technical revision, conference issuance, or image rights.
Primary official source for the youth-attendee package that explicitly names a fun badge. It is retained as an inclusion statement, not an individual issuance or delivery ledger.
Primary official source for the June 6, 2026 Chicago event, Irish American Heritage Center venue, youth ethical-hacking conference framing, and Time Travel: Capture the Flag context.
Official event-context source confirming Ham Radio Village's DEF CON 34 presence in Las Vegas from August 6-9, 2026. It does not identify, endorse, issue, distribute, or otherwise verify the livitup badge project.
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.
Later secondary source for DEF CON 23's six lanyards and Nyctograph / Gold Bug enciphered-message role in the badge challenge.
Primary source for the public `bfb/dc34/public/badge/portal-badge` hierarchy and its separate Portal Badge source projects. The explicit `dc34` path supports a conservative pre-event DEF CON 34 association only; it does not establish official DEF CON endorsement, admission, allocation, or fulfillment.
Primary design source for the Portal-themed standby/Nyan/four-level puzzle behavior, sounds, features, Portal Gun SAO, badge-to-badge connection, and solder-on unlock concepts. It does not grant third-party-IP, audio, artwork, image, or source-code reuse permission.
Primary firmware source for the CH32V303 PlatformIO/ch32fun target, 85-pixel and fourteen-input definitions, SD/DAC audio, flash/unlock, SAO/badge-to-badge, diode-solder-on, game, and current commit trail. GitLab shows no detected project license or published release.
Primary board/fabrication source for the CH32V303 Portal Badge KiCad, Gerber, production, board-variant, acrylic, and manufacturing folders. It has no detected license and does not prove a final assembled event configuration, quantity, or safe operating specification.
Primary first-party source for the DEF CON 34 association, live $24 / 19-sold / 23-listed-total snapshot, 555 timer, ten-bit ripple counter, eight LEDs, trimmer, no-firmware/no-I2C statement, host-GPIO button description, pickup labels, and mail-or-refund terms. It does not establish circuit values, electrical safety, final delivery, host behavior, conference authorization, admission, or image reuse permission.
First-hand badge writeup source for ESP32-C3 confirmation, USB-C/esptool firmware dumping, firmware partition inventory, factory application behavior, IR/social-credit references, LEDs, buttons, and firmware patching attempts.
First-hand challenge writeup source for the soldering-village add-on, LED polarity and defect troubleshooting, pin/VCC behavior, SAO context, scrambled LED code, and submitted flag trail.
First-hand post-event attendee write-up for an observed NorthSec 2026 badge with ESP32-S3, NFC, buttons, NeoPixels, and an e-ink display path; it explicitly separates the NorthSec-made hardware from the author's custom firmware. Its reported 16 MB module configuration remains source-scoped to that observation.
Ticketing source for Mon July 27 10am to Tue July 28 4pm ACST timing, Amora Hotel Adelaide previously Hilton Adelaide venue, and hands-on practical event description.
Ticketing source for Standard and VIP cool badge inclusion, July 12, 2025 QUT Gardens Point event context, collectable founders pin, and in-person swag collection caveat.
Ticketing source for standard conference badge inclusion, VIP special badge inclusion, in-person collection caveat, and passed-event status.
Ticketing source for event date, venue, CTF context, and electronic-badge inclusion.