Hackover 2014 vom 24.-26.10.
Supporting source for Hackover venue, C3H context, and the microcontroller/display badge tradition.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Supporting source for Hackover venue, C3H context, and the microcontroller/display badge tradition.
Later CCC reference to r0ket's post-camp life.
Primary source for purpose, SDR framing, and frequency range.
Primary workshop documentation for ESP-IDF setup, CP2102 serial, firmware checkout, flashing, serial monitoring, MQTT verification, and Arduino test-code context.
Hardware manufacturing and assembly source.
Firmware flashing source.
Firmware article for the 2024 interaction path.
Primary page for mini cyberdeck hardware and BCD-0o27 connectivity.
Challenge writeup source for lanyard, cassette, liner-front, liner-back, color-character puzzle observations, and puzzle-start timing.
Primary author source for the AfricaHackOn 2017 limited-run badge, ESP8266/OLED hardware, MQTT schedule display, production constraints, and future badge-culture goals.
Primary event-context source for CODE BLUE 2019 dates, Tokyo conference framing, and international information-security scope.
Primary venue source for BELLESALLE Shibuya Garden, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.
Primary source for the conference venue, official navigation link to #CONFibadge, ticket/conference-ID workflow, subject audience, and PROIDEA organizer context.
Official PDF source defining CONFidence 2026 as a cybersecurity conference in Krakow on May 25-26, 2026 and identifying PROIDEA as organizer.
Primary software-hub source describing MicroPython libraries, example apps, community mods, contribution workflow, and the linked Hub.
Primary official media source for the showcase video and making-of material signal.
Primary source for the official electronic badge claim, hackable-platform purpose, firmware challenges, ESP32-C6/OLED/audio/control overview, and creator credit string.
Primary source naming Staszek 'goatley' Kozioł, Adam 'al' Lange, and Paweł 'drg' Maziarz as Syndicate Members and documenting Badge Hub, Signal, and email support channels.
Primary source for ESP32-C6-WROOM-1-N8, MAX98357AETE+T, HS13L03W2C01 OLED, six buttons, rechargeable LiPo, speaker, and 8-pin userport hardware details.
Primary source for button GPIOs, OLED/I2C pins, I2S/audio labels, and userport pin mapping.
Primary organizer page identifying CSIDES as a community-led event and looking back on completed CSIDES 2025 sponsor support. It does not document badge technology or allocation.
Organizer-published listing for the passed October 3, 2025 Grand Pier conference. It establishes completed date/venue context, not the badge's technical implementation, recipient scope, or image rights.
Official C517 Village source for TISC@DEF CON SG, online qualifier and on-site final structure, C517 Village context, and CSIT framing.
Talk record source for BUSSide distribution to 2,000 delegates and hardware-interface functions.
Primary first-party source for the $45 price, observed sold-out status, DEF CON August 6-8 pickup condition, 24-NeoPixel, ATtiny 814, USB-or-battery, programmable-theme, partial-assembly, and no-included-minibadges claims. It does not establish final inventory, payment, delivery, complete electrical specification, source license, official status, or image reuse permission.
Primary first-party source for the v1 title, observed $12/currently-available state, oversize-minibadge-or-standalone form, CR2032 standalone power, blue/yellow LED colors, 1206-or-larger soldering-kit statement, and conditional DEF CON August 6-8 pickup wording. It does not establish the v1/v2 difference, circuitry, component list, finished assembly, final handoff, official status, source/license terms, or image reuse permission.
Primary first-party source for the v2 title, observed $12/currently-available state, oversize-minibadge-or-standalone form, CR2032 standalone power, blue/yellow LED colors, 1206-or-larger soldering-kit statement, and conditional DEF CON August 6-8 pickup wording. It does not establish the v1/v2 difference, circuitry, component list, finished assembly, final handoff, official status, source/license terms, or image reuse permission.
Primary first-party source for the $45 price, observed sold-out status, DEF CON August 6-8 pickup condition, five-NeoPixel, ATtiny 814, development-pin, USB-or-battery, programmable-theme, partial-assembly, and no-included-minibadges claims. It does not establish final inventory, payment, delivery, complete electrical specification, source license, official status, or image reuse permission.
Official organizer feed that reposts a post-event 2026 account of smooth badge handout, badge engagement, a badge-virus breakout, and badge-team work.
Official site source for CactusCon 14, February 6-7, 2026, Mesa, Arizona event context.
Official event source for the Mesa Convention Center edition, dates, in-person/streaming framing, and CactusCon Kids context.
Official event-context source for CactusCon 8 Mesa Convention Center / Delta Phoenix Mesa logistics.
Official registration source for the CactusCon 8 free tier plus optional electronic-badge registration path.
Official current source for Arizona security-conference lineage context.
Official schedule source corroborating printed-badge versus electronic-badge handoff by ticket type and badge access to talks and workshops.
Official schedule source corroborating printed-badge versus electronic-badge handoff by ticket type and badge access to talks and workshops.
Secondary local event metadata source for October 14-15, 2016, Oregon Convention Center, and PCB badge giveaway language with donor priority.
Primary native PCB source for the public design archive; not proof of exact physical event-unit parity.
Primary native schematic source for the public design archive; not a final production or safety result.
Primary repository license source naming Copyright 2026 Caleb Marting for the archive's software and associated documentation.
Primary source for badge components, Arduino MKR Zero compatibility, optional SAO/battery headers, Bop It source context, source-tree purpose, and attendee-created game statement.
Primary badge firmware source supporting the documented game/input context, without asserting final deployed source or release ownership.
Primary source folder referenced as the attendees' post-event game code after Saturday hacking and Sunday demos.
Primary public post-event repository described as schematics and firmware for the Open Sauce 2026 Badge and SAOs.
Primary Call Center Village shop source for its $5, pickup-only, Solder-It-Yourself Telephone Booth SAO Kit described as being for the DEF CON 34 badge. It establishes original kit and pickup context, not final inventory, technical details, delivery, or reusable-image rights.
Primary public hardware source for a phone-booth-shaped power-only SAO v2 with one 1206 LED, one 330 ohm resistor, and an SAO v2 2 by 3 connector; its README says there is no microcontroller or I2C. The repository includes KiCad project/schematic/PCB, production BOM/placement/netlist/Gerber material, and CC BY-SA 4.0 licensing. It does not establish a final DC34 kit/pre-soldered population, safe host integration, production quality, delivery, or a reusable product-photo right.
Primary public maker self-submission source that lists the Telephone Booth SAO as a $5 kit or $10 pre-soldered item and links the Call Center Village source project. It establishes a current independent offer and project association, not official DEF CON issuance, payment, manufacture, completed handoff, or image reuse permission.
Community ROM source for Game Boy ROM behavior on the DEF CON 32 badge, all-LED control observations, and public code publication.
Primary source for hardware, firmware, protocols, base stations, and post-camp usage framing.
Primary source for badge identity, team, development-board framing, contributed code, and hardware hacks.