BadgePython API reference
Primary API matrix source for CampZone 2020 compatibility, including display support and generic buttons API absence.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Primary API matrix source for CampZone 2020 compatibility, including display support and generic buttons API absence.
Notes card10's Hatchery app repository relationship.
Primary current source for the Cyber Ægg name, low-power LoRa badge concept, BornPets framing, open-source repository links, sponsor list, and post-camp usage flow.
Primary source for camera compatibility and unsupported sensor caveats.
Badge.Team page documenting app development, Hatchery submission, hardware mods, OTA/WiFi setup, and known caveats.
Badge.Team page documenting the available Python API modules and team.
Primary connection guide for the 3.3 V serial terminal workflow on Linux.
Primary connection guide for the 3.3 V serial terminal workflow on macOS.
Primary connection guide for the 3.3 V serial terminal workflow on Windows.
Badge.Team page documenting ESP32 MicroPython, Hatchery apps, IR, LEDs, WiFi setup, and programming API examples.
Badge.Team page documenting touch-button navigation, Hatchery installation, WiFi setup, serial shell, nickname, and keyboard behavior.
Badge.Team page documenting the small DIY protoboard badge and credits.
Primary source for expansion-board lifecycle.
Official Qwiic, SAO, PMOD, IR, GPIO, and debug header documentation.
Official FPGA examples, WebUSB loading, and tooling documentation.
Primary source for the BornPets virtual pet and mini-game software surface.
Official first-use, Hatchery, power, and menu workflow.
Badge.Team page documenting SHA2017-derived hardware, new features, audio-jack issue, and team.
Badge.Team page documenting the mixed-reality escape-room badge, serial game flow, errata, SAO issue, LED rework, and Cyber Scarab add-on.
Badge.Team page documenting the public team and challenge/artwork roles.
Badge.Team page documenting the Telegraph badge hardware, app navigation, resources, case, and bug-reporting path.
Primary current source for LoRa, keyboard, big screen, ESP32-P4, budget challenge, and project phase status.
Pretalx page for the public HackerHotel badge talk, documenting badge-team workflow and lessons-learned context.
Primary photo/context source for the badge, billboard printer, and Bitlair preparation.
Official hardware modification and advanced expansion guidance.
Official hardware, sensor, processor, FPGA, display, power, and PCB documentation.
Primary source for Cyber Ægg hardware specifications, MeshCore/NFC/QWIIC/power/display details, and component-level interface notes.
Primary documentation hub for Konsool and Tanmatsu positioning.
Primary source for regional radio-configuration caveats.
Primary facts for hardware and app chooser.
Primary post-event guide for mixed-reality puzzle workarounds and badge-to-badge challenge recovery.
Primary documentation and volunteer credits.
Primary source for app-store workflow.
Primary source for hardware specs.
Primary source for the RFID/iButton/sub-GHz expansion concept and maturity notes.
Current Hatchery listing filtered for SHA2017-compatible projects.
Credited maker-space reference for the local hackerspace tied to badge production and SAO support context.
Primary Baochip project source linking the Baochip-1x chip source, hardware reference, and project ecosystem; it says Baochip, Inc. is currently a one-person company operated by bunnie.
Official source for the planned November 3-5 Barcelona event, venue, and cybersecurity-congress context.
Official source for the planned November 3-5 Barcelona event, venue, and cybersecurity-congress context.
Official current programme source for hands-on workshops, labs, hacking competitions, and CTF-style activity context. It does not establish a badge challenge or credential function.
Official current programme source for hands-on workshops, labs, hacking competitions, and CTF-style activity context. It does not establish a networking-badge activity.
Primary official source for the planned September app availability and the statement that a visitor secures a digital badge in the app as the essential key for venue access. It does not expose credential implementation or image rights.
Primary official source for the planned printable Networking Badge, its stated digital-badge relationship, and the registration-desk / Hall 2.1 info-point print locations. It does not specify the artifact's form, data, or image rights.
Primary manufacturer project record stating that Beelog designed, manufactured, and developed 418 electronic badges for MNCERT CC as a custom order. It does not map those units to named event recipients or selected source-media rights.
Organizer recap source confirming the first event completed and recognizing Ryan Boutot for the electronic badges; it does not define Boutot's specific technical role.
Public hub source for ConfiBadge ESP32-C6 MicroPython package discovery, publishing, and download context.
Primary live maker source for the Portal Badge's 14×14-inch Companion-Cube-shaped/touch-activated description, limited/open presale wording, $120 before-DEF-CON and $150 during-con advertised prices, and Portal Gun SAO companion statement. It does not establish payment, order count, production, pickup, delivery, DEF CON authorization, third-party-IP permission, or reusable-image rights.
Primary maker/seller source for the DEF CON 34 limited-presale setting and its $20 OffensiveSAO card about touching Lintile's face to trigger the "Don't Fuck It Up" cheer track. The card is textually unlabeled, so this source is paired with the submitter-provided DFIU roster row; it does not establish official DEF CON status, final stock, delivery, technical specification, endorsement, audio/image rights, or image reuse permission.
Primary maker/seller source for the DEF CON 34 limited-presale setting and the unlabeled $20 OffensiveSAO card describing an original/first simple rectangle that sends a romantic-and-raunchy message at random. It does not print the IFLFU name, so the source is paired with the public roster; it does not establish official DEF CON status, final stock, delivery, technical specifications, earlier-lineage history, endorsement, content rights, or image reuse permission.