HITCON Badge 2019 - MCU ARM TrustZone Challenge
Primary technical talk source for 24 LEDs, 11 patterns, badge command line, M2351/TrustZone challenge structure, and public source-code links.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Primary technical talk source for 24 LEDs, 11 patterns, badge command line, M2351/TrustZone challenge structure, and public source-code links.
Talk-slide source connecting Oleksii Sobolevskyi's NoNameCon badge reverse-engineering material to post-event educational use.
Challenge writeup for the collector badge, ATmega328p/Arduino-compatible framing, mini-USB flashing, and solution notes.
Post-camp app/hack writeup for the SHA2017 badge.
Attendee report source for the 2018 event, Tampa Bay Chapter of (ISC)2 host context, more than 750 attendees, and Electronic Badge Assembly as an event activity.
Primary source for the 2018 floppy disk badge object and retro-gaming rationale.
Primary badge source calling itself the official firmware repository and documenting the device's concrete hardware and high-level firmware surfaces.
Primary public source-tree record for the badge firmware, repository structure, and its conference-badge association.
Official source for identification tags/badges and printed materials as sponsor-funded event costs.
Primary source for identification tags/badges and printed materials as sponsor-funded event costs in 2019.
Official event source for THOTCON 0xD as Chicago's Hacking Conference on May 30-31, 2025, with TOP_SECRET venue framing and nonprofit production context.
Official event source for the May 4-5, 2017 Chicago edition and badge pickup at check-in.
Official event source for the Oct. 8-9, 2021 Chicago edition, badge pickup, party-entry badge requirement, and badge-hacking workshop title.
Official event source for the May 19-20, 2023 Chicago edition, badge pickup, and party-entry badge requirement.
Official contest source for the badge contest and Gold Badge eligibility framing.
Primary official source for the ESP32-C6 microcontroller, Badge3000 WiFi AP, I2C OLED at 0x3C, and the BLE padlock and one-time-password badge challenges.
Primary official source for the tenth Toulouse Hacking Convention dates, venue, and French security-conference context.
CC BY 3.0 licensed video source for the DEF CON 23 opening and badge talk; a 00:09:56 frame is used only for image provenance after cropping to the talk-slide vinyl record badge collage.
CC BY 3.0 licensed video source for the badge-making talk; a 00:18:26 frame is used only for image provenance after cropping to the talk-slide badge collage.
First-hand TOG account documenting fifteen separate ESP8266 hardware flags in custom cases for the WICC CTF. It corroborates the event's physical-hardware context but does not equate the flags with the OzmoOzmo badge archive.
Official retrospective source for badge story, lore, and post-event framing.
Official event archive for the Heidelberg conference edition.
Official event context.
Official event context for TROOPERS22.
Official event context for TROOPERS23.
Photo archive for the event context.
Primary organizer-controlled event home establishing TROPICON 2026 in Cozumel on April 17-18. It supplies event context only: it does not name this badge, link Electronic Cats' repositories, confirm official technical ownership, allocation, delivery, credential use, or image rights.
Maker archive source for the off-the-shelf virtual badge, Tinkercad virtual model link, attendee finished-project evidence, and Arduino Create code examples.
Build-guide source for the common-parts Arduino Nano badge BOM, LED/button/resistor list, breadboard PCB, and D2-D8 LED wiring chart.
Primary public firmware source for ESP-IDF badge code, project metadata, and production firmware modules; used as evidence, not as an image reuse basis.
Source tree evidence for SSD1306 OLED, WS2812 LEDs, buzzer, Wi-Fi, shell, settings, NVS, and CTF modules.
Primary public firmware source for ESP-IDF project metadata and source archive; GitLab metadata exposes a public project but no README URL or visible image-license basis.
Source tree evidence for badge inputs, board support, display/eyes, LEDs, NVS settings, protected/obfuscator code, sensors, battery-current support, WS2812 control, and componentized BME680/I2C/PCA9539/OLED drivers.
Schematic source for the black badge revision, USB-UART, I2C, display, BME680, joystick, touchpad, LED, CAN, and Shitty Addon connector hardware trail.
Primary badge-team source for the NoNameBadge 2020 air-quality purpose, scratch-designed PCB shift, Basic and Creators Edition differences, BME680/OLED/joystick/18650 kit contents, firmware behavior, CTF task framing, and hardware details.
Original-language TechMaker source for the 2020 badge article, including embedded photographs that are useful evidence but not a reusable image-rights basis for badge.gallery publication.
Primary badge-team source for the NoNameBadge 2019 hardware-badge claim, ESP32 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth platform choice, production/assembly history, OTA/SpyNet/CTF firmware story, six-flag challenge set, solved counts, and post-event reset update.
Commit-pinned pre-event maker README for the Badge Challenge 2025 wording and high-level ESP32, 240×320 ILI9341 TFT, wiring, and two-battery parts list. It does not establish a custom PCB, wearable form, battery chemistry, final component set, or completed event device.
Post-event source-release commit adding the Arduino-style main.ino file. It establishes a visible source archive after the conference, not a final binary, release tag, source-to-device mapping, deployment configuration, support commitment, or permission to republish media.
Primary maker-published project source. Its repository description and README call the work ESP32 code for the BSides Peoria Badge Challenge 2025; this is a self-described event association, not organizer confirmation of issuance, allocation, or an official role.
Maker self-report stating Technische Fachschule Bern developed and manufactured the Area41 electronic-badge hardware. It does not disclose technical specifications, production quantity, or image-reuse terms.
Primary organizer source rechecked after the scheduled DEF CON 34 dates for the village's dated return, community context, and displayed PCBWay Badge Sponsor relationship. It does not independently confirm event completion, badge hardware, recipient scope, or final delivery.
Primary official event source rechecked after the scheduled dates for Telecom Village's announced DEF CON 34 presence and sponsor context; it does not confirm completion or publish badge construction, electronics, challenge details, allocation, or handoff.
Primary public organizer-account source for the all-new Telecom Village badge and lanyard reveal, prior package-received / badges-secured update, and high-level new-design/new-challenges wording. It is not a post-event handoff record, technical release, or image-reuse license.
Primary official source for the May 5-7, 2026 San Francisco developer-conference context.
Primary maker account identifying the CH32V003, coin-cell basis, intended participant distribution, artwork and PCB-design attribution, brownout problem, and reprogramming of more than 200 already prepared badges. No firmware archive, exact change, final release, or image-reuse licence is published there.
Primary first-hand badge-team source proving the June 7, 2025 Fort Wayne conference context, statement that the badge was given to each attendee, ESP32-WROVER hardware summary, team roles, MicroPython app framework, badge CTF challenges, and badge-development talk.
Official workshop-schedule source for The Diana Initiative 2020 online event, August 21-22 super-event dates, August 22 Village Workshop slot, online attendance mode, and @TechGirlMN speaker attribution.
Community schedule-index source stating that DEF CON 34 marks the contest's tenth year. It corroborates the 2026 anniversary setting but is not treated as a maker or official DEF CON product/distribution statement.
Contemporary source for LostboY / Ryan Clarke authorship, playable vinyl record format, role-color variants, secret alphabet text, inner-groove markings, and analog puzzle surface.