Compte rendu NDH2k11
Source for the 2011 electronic badge, photos, secrets, and linked reverse-engineering/programming tutorial trail.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Source for the 2011 electronic badge, photos, secrets, and linked reverse-engineering/programming tutorial trail.
Challenge source for badge variants, musical-measure collection, Peer Gynt unlock, phone/friend challenge branches, hidden faceplate numbers, and final solution handoff.
Primary lineage source for Kākācon's Zealandia hallway-con framing, Kawaiicon pre-reg context, and social/contact pointers.
Primary lineage source for Kākācon's Zealandia hallway-con framing, Kawaiicon pre-reg context, and social/contact pointers.
Primary artifact and credit source for Kākācon #3 2021 pin and sticker records and Pepper Raccoon sticker designer attribution.
Primary artifact and credit source for Kākācon #4 2022 pin and sticker records and Pepper Raccoon sticker designer attribution.
Official source for the Spanish-language village context and August 8-10, 2025 event dates.
Official LayerOne teaser source for the 2025 badge.
Primary official source for attendee and speaker electronic-badge status, required in-village assembly, hardware-hacking and surface-mount support, and the deliberately unrevealing 2026 badge section.
Official village source naming the 2015 Electronic Badge and linking CharlieX's Hackaday.io page for full build details for both badges.
Official village source naming the 2016 Electronic Badge and linking CharlieX's Hackaday.io project page for build details.
Official village source linking the 2017 electronic badge to the badge-team Hackaday.io project page.
Official village source naming the 2018 Electronic Badge and linking Hackaday's article for full build details.
Official village source naming the 2019 Electronic Badge and linking Hackaday's Hunting Replicants report.
Official village source linking the 2023 electronic badge to the LayerOne2023 repository and documenting electronic badge assembly support in the HHV.
Official village source linking the 2024 electronic badge to the LayerOne_2024 repository and documenting electronic badge assembly support in the HHV.
Official village source identifying the LayerOne 2025 GLiTCh BadgE, repository link, on-site support, and HHV challenge context.
Official event source proving the May 27-28, 2023 Hilton Pasadena LayerOne return-to-in-person event context.
Official event source proving the May 25-26, 2024 Pasadena Hilton LayerOne conference context.
Primary official post-event source for the completed 2026 conference, the three-button keyboard form, blinkies, self-printed UV-resin artwork layer, KRS/mmca/charliex design credit, charliex badge-art credit, and riverside/Holly hand-repair credit.
Official source for LayerOne conference context, 2025 date and venue details, and electronic-badge ticketing.
Official 2026 badge-status source checked on 2026-08-03; it says badge information is forthcoming and exposes no 2026 source, binary, build, or flashing details.
Official source for the May 23-24, 2026 Pasadena Hilton location and date context.
Post-event local source for the Lecco campus event having taken place; treated as event-context evidence and not as badge-image provenance.
First-hand maker announcement corroborating the named product, SGP40 VOC-sensor, two-character display, RGB LED, DEF CON 34 association, and scheduled BadgeLife Village drops. It is not a technical release, calibration record, final stock ledger, delivery report, or image license.
First-hand maker announcement corroborating the named moth programming SAO, CH340E, onboard/external-ATtiny programming claim, functional FPC USB tongue, DEF CON 34 association, and scheduled BadgeLife Village drops. It is not a technical release, target matrix, finished-stock ledger, delivery report, or image license.
First-hand maker announcement corroborating the named Firefly Jar, rippling light animation, proposed SAOv3 interface framing, secret tease, DEF CON 34 association, and scheduled BadgeLife Village drops. It is not a protocol specification, host test matrix, source release, delivery report, or image license.
Public maker-owned source archive named for a DC34 Canary. Its KiCad and PlatformIO trees contain components and software-family references matching the first-party Canary listing, but the maker's product and announcement do not directly link a revision to the event artifact. It is source context, not a final firmware, production, delivery, calibration, support, or image-rights record.
Primary live maker marketplace source for the current DEF CON 34 drop, $25 / 25-sold / zero-remaining snapshot, seven-LED/ATtiny824/UPDI/vendor-command claims, Rare Circuit SAOv3 proposal framing, generic LED control claim, v1.0 pin changes, and explicit no-ARP/no-hot-plug statement. It does not establish final host interoperability, firmware release, fulfillment, or image reuse permission.
Primary live maker marketplace source for the current DEF CON 34 drop, $35 / seven-sold / zero-remaining snapshot, CH340E/UPDI/ATtiny814/RGB/USB-C/FPC/CR2032 claims, 3.3 V or 5 V selection claim, v1.1 revision notes, and possible refund or after-event-shipping wording. It does not establish final manufacturing, safe programming, target support, fulfillment, host compatibility, or image reuse permission.
Primary live maker marketplace source for the current DEF CON 34 drop, $45 / 11-sold / zero-remaining snapshot, SGP40/SHT4x/display/RGB/ATtiny1616-S/UPDI/SAO-or-CR2032 claims, raw/VOC-index behavior, ten-minute warmup statement, explicit novelty-only non-accuracy warning, I2C-isolation revision, and v1.0 remediation terms. It does not establish final production, fulfillment, certified measurement, host compatibility, or image reuse permission.
Organization profile linked from the official badge page and used only for attribution context, not for additional badge hardware claims.
First-hand attendee corroboration that a physical Rougarou circuit-board badge was received at BSidesNOLA 2026. The post and its image are evidence only, not a reusable image license or a component-level technical source.
Primary first-hand public self-submission, originally reviewed 2026-08-04 and rechecked 2026-09-23 after the elapsed DEF CON 34 dates, naming SR-71 as a new badge and stating its winnable CTF route, aerospace-village-booth association, NFC peer-to-peer and reader-mode TCG claim, card-collection raffle, and after-con code/firmware statement. It does not establish corporate authorization, completed production, a held CTF, final technical implementation, official DEF CON or Aerospace Village issuance, or image reuse permission.
Primary user-guide source for app pairing, LHC channel setup, QR-code onboarding, and direct-message behavior on the club mesh.
Primary badge source for limited 50-unit availability, DEF CON 33 pickup, Heltec Wireless Tracker V1.1, SX1262, ESP32-S3FN8, GPS, TFT display, battery, Meshtastic 2.6.11, LHC channel, pairing behavior, and no-shipping caveat.
First-hand founder announcement that specifically says 3D-printed/NFC conference badge and ties it to Pieces of Eight / Pirate Scavenger Hunt play; the stated May 30 start conflicts with the official May 31 start date.
App-store source for Henri Manson's Doom-with-sound app and FPGA video/sound behavior.
App-store source for Pa3wle and Shellraiser's 144 MHz Morse FPGA experiment.
App-store source for Henri Manson's FPGA peripheral demonstration.
App-store catalogue for MCH2022 badge projects.
Primary creator write-up for badge hardware, badge-ring mechanics, Hut 6 challenge, firmware scope, production constraints, and named contributors.
Primary user-facing source for the badge controls, Wi-Fi Badge Cloud behaviour, navigation screens, and the 14-booth Stamp Passport with phone-number-keyed staff stamping and prize draw. The PDF was created September 23, 2026, before the event, so it documents intended behaviour rather than observed on-site use.
Official organizer feed recording a post-event MNSEC 2025 recap. It corroborates the conference's completion without attributing badge design, manufacture, delivery, or media permission.
Primary official event announcement for the September 25, 2025 Ulaanbaatar conference, Cyber Resilience theme, and venue. It does not describe the badge collection or prove an attendee allocation.
Official source for the date, venue, and 450-500 expected attendees; it establishes event scale only, not badge allocation.
Primary official event source for the thirteenth edition, the September 24, 2026 date, the Shangri-La Ulaanbaatar venue, the theme, and MNCERT/CC as organizer. It still reads pre-event after the elapsed date and does not mention the badge.
Technical guide source for firmware restoration workflow, Python flashing toolchain, ESP boot/enable handling, SAMD reset/programming mode, and USB-port caveats.
Technical writeup source for all-attendee badge distribution, SAMD21, ESP32-PICO-D4, LP5024, e-paper, RGB LEDs, capacitive touch, add-on-pack peripherals, schematic pointer, and author caveats.
First-hand badge evidence for OzSecCon 2018 special speaker badges, the green PCB-form speaker credential image context, and the Melbourne physical-security conference setting.