ToorCamp wiki
Official wiki source for ToorCamp 2024 dates, Doe Bay Resort & Spa venue, Orcas Island context, and the current camp operational page trail.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Official wiki source for ToorCamp 2024 dates, Doe Bay Resort & Spa venue, Orcas Island context, and the current camp operational page trail.
Vendor event-calendar source identifying the July 14 Phoenix showcase. It corroborates the event location and date context but is not a badge specification or organizer allocation record.
Ticketing and event-description source corroborating the dates, Goa venue, training days, conference day, debut-Goa framing, and Security BSides lineage context.
Primary live maker listing for the Breadbadge name, $80 / five-remaining / four-sold snapshot, Defcon34 drop label, RP2354A, INA3221, ST7789, six WS2812 LEDs, controls, breadboard platform, breakout, and high-level firmware claims. It does not establish payment, final inventory, manufacture, handoff, electrical safety, firmware release, source license, DEF CON issuance, or image reuse permission.
Public maker-profile source identifying @Tw0nkus and displaying Breadbadge as a listed $80 product. It supports a marketplace-handle credit only, not a real-world identity, sole design/manufacture role, DEF CON affiliation, fulfillment, or image-reuse authority.
Third-party public mirror preserving CypherCon posts that the 2026 event started and later wrapped, plus an organizer repost of a badge-preparation statement. It corroborates event completion and that high-level preparation claim only; it is not an official source repository, technical specification, delivery ledger, or image-reuse license.
Dutch technical-media coverage.
Dutch report on queues, epoxy mitigation, and camp context.
First-hand finalist source for the top-50 finalist group, six-hour five-challenge finals, and ESP32 BLE mesh hardware trinket handed to each participant.
Public-affairs source for AvengerCon IX's 2025 return to the Georgia Cyber Center and broader Army Cyber conference context.
Primary public-affairs source for the February 28-29, 2024 Georgia Cyber Innovation & Training Center event, first AvengerCon electronic badge, 8-8-8 badge name, scavenger-hunt LED-code path, hack-bypass path, in-person attendee distribution until supplies ran out, more-than-300 badge build, and Capt. Richard Shmel maker credit.
Primary marketplace profile corroborating NilbinSec as the listed maker and Spectre Sniffer Badge as its visible $80 product. It has no independent technical, license, or image-rights evidence.
Public maker-profile source corroborating NilbinSec as the listing publisher. It has no independent PAC-MAN Ghost SAO engineering, availability, licence, or image-rights evidence.
Primary maker-profile source identifying `lipo` and Uberfoo Heavy Industries as the storefront publisher for Shitty Kitty V2. It supplies no separate full-name, technical archive, license, or image-rights basis.
Primary marketplace maker profile identifying WyrdWyrks as a technology collective and the visible $150 Celestial Wayfinder Badge product. It does not independently identify individual contributors or establish image rights.
Primary maker-profile source associating the NYC Badge storefront listing with the `buck` handle; it does not identify a full name or supply technical, license, or image-reuse documentation.
Primary storefront source for the current OUT / zero-remaining / 20-sold listing state, $60 Original option, Def Con 34 Badge Pickup, beginner-friendly assembly statement, exact stated PCB/component/SAO bundle, pre-flashed ATMEGA328, and three-AAA-not-included wording. It does not prove final completion or pickup and does not grant reusable image permission.
Primary maker storefront source for the third-party $4 180-degree adapter, its stated SAO orientation use, its explicit 3.0 V warning, its Friday/Saturday Badge Life Booth pickup options, and current 593-sold / 7-remaining meter. The maker's 'upside-down' characterization is retained as maker context, not as an official defect determination or universal-compatibility claim; the product images have no reusable-image permission.
Primary maker storefront source for the third-party standalone 5 V-to-3.3 V SAO Power Back, its no-host display framing, wall-brick/battery/totem claims, observed $7 / 59-sold / 81-remaining snapshot, DC34 drop/shipping labels, and the maker's three-#NOICE-or-Not-Just-a-Crosswalk example. It does not establish official DEF CON endorsement, a host-mounted relationship to the main badge, USB-PD/cable/regulator or protection details, output-current or SAO electrical safety, final delivery, or image reuse permission.
First-party marketplace profile source linking the maker handle to the current Vibe Coder Dog SAO listing. It adds public publisher identity and current listing context but does not independently substantiate 2025 distribution, hardware, software, image rights, or DEF CON affiliation.
Primary maker storefront source for the Shitty Kitty V2 title, $75 price, OUT/zero-remaining/15-sold snapshot, DEF CON 34 pickup/drop context, dual-screen/RP2040/memory/SAO/power/UI/enclosure/SkittyOS claims, and announcement of new firmware with graphics and puzzles. It does not prove pickup, production completion, firmware release, safety certification, electrical validation, or reusable image permission.
Attached meeting-log source corroborating the CactusCon 2018 ticketing and paid-badge language; no hardware, firmware, or image reuse details are claimed from it.
Contemporaneous local notes source for CactusCon 2018 dates, Mesa Convention Center venue, ticket requirement, free-ticket path, and paid badge option.
Participant source for CTF result, badge add-ons, and soldering note.
Primary source for the June 4-6, 2026 Lima event and official lanyard plus badge included in the conference pass.
Primary sponsor-deck source for Peru conference positioning, dates, venue, and Latin American conference circuit context.
Primary production-story source for the badge concept, audio-streaming ambition, nRF52840 choice, CircuitPython work, and manufacturing constraints.
Primary official badge source for Raspberry Pi Zero W, custom board, 2.8-inch TFT display, SNES-style controls, MiniBadges, Hacker Challenge registration, and post-conference RetroPie language.
Primary official source for submitted and official MiniBadge scope, build-guide link, booth hours, and SHIFTY/JUP1T3R trading-page attribution.
Primary official teaser source for the badge-fabrication-bay intercepts through Intercept 008 (October 11, 2026), the October 2 in-person store notice that lists badges among purchasable items without saying which, including the July 27, 2026 badge proof described as wings and a rocket climbing past a ringed planet and stars, and for the Jupigotchi MiniBadge puzzle prize. It is narrative teaser evidence for artwork direction and a prize MiniBadge only, not a final hardware specification, production count, or image-reuse grant.
Primary official badge source for the electronic badge announcement, compukidmike credit, expanded minibadge support, I2C support, repository link, and included female minibadge headers.
Primary source for MiniBadges of SAINTCON 2021, official and unofficial sections, badge names, designer fields, and acquisition notes.
Official source for SAINTCON MiniBadge definition, origin credit, yearly scale, attendee-trading participation estimate, and beginner-designer encouragement.
Official attendee source for The Enigma theme, badge framing, minibadge culture, Hardware Hacking Community, and Utah Valley Convention Center venue.
Primary source for the SAINTCON 2022 MiniBadge Assembly Guide, official/sponsor/personal category definitions, community and status MiniBadge names, creator credits, acquisition routes, difficulty/rarity labels, and assembly instructions.
Official October 23, 2026 comms notice dating the guide's publication and summarising its scope: official, sponsor, and personal MiniBadges, difficulty, rarity, parts, and assembly steps.
Primary source for the October 27-30 event date and the exclusive Speaker MiniBadge offer.
Primary source stating that the 2026 badge has MiniBadge sockets on the standard 2.54 mm grid, and for the public MiniBadge-standard context.
Primary source for sponsor-ticket rows labelled Electronic Badge and Non-Electronic, as well as sponsor MiniBadge options.
Primary source for the October 27-30, 2026 Utah Valley Convention Center event, current badge-production phase, and attendee context. The September 28, 2026 recheck found registration sold out since July 15 and the phase tracker placing badges and swag in production, with trainings and family-night registration still open.
Primary source for the Provo venue, registration and badge pickup, and dedicated MiniBadge trading-area context.
Official venue source for Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo, Utah.
Official venue source for Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo, Utah.
Official venue source for Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo, Utah.
Official venue source for Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo, Utah.
Officially linked build-guide PDF source for the 2024 MiniBadge collection; cited as evidence but not republished as image material.
Primary official source for the 2026 MiniBadge set, retrieved as a 21,175,129-byte PDF (SHA-256 62027f7418282e1b16cf4b137bc186a91cdbb51864d6a1d39b0f8125b26386c4). It credits Jup1t3r with the SAINTCON 2026 Official, Family Night Official, and OFFICIAL H.A.C.K MiniBadges. The SAINTCON 2026 Official MiniBadge is a beginner 1206 LED and resistor kit included with the registration packet. The H.A.C.K set is v-cut into letters and comes in the registration packet or is found around the con. The Jupigotchi is a fully assembled ATtiny MiniBadge with very limited supply. Rarity bands are self-reported estimates, and the guide says nothing about the main badge's electronics.
Official event archive source for October 27-30, 2015 timing, Weber State University / Ogden context, and event-site source trail.
Official event archive source for October 11-14, 2016 timing, Provo context, and Hackers Challenge event navigation.
Official event archive source for 2019 dates, Provo location, and event context.