Tag dossier
Badge records tagged with Non Electronic, across Germany, United Kingdom, United States.
Rubber identity badge in a badgelife breakout year
A DEF CON 25 official admission badge recorded in DEF CON feedback as a rubber or plastic identity badge, not an electronic puzzle board, paired historically with an unusually large wave of unofficial DEF CON 25 hardware badges and badge-maker coordination.
Retro-gaming attendee object badge
A non-electronic SteelCon attendee badge where floppy disks were used as the badge object for a year with a retro gaming area and orange shirts.
On-site printed and laminated attendee badge
A source-backed non-electronic GPN20 attendee-badge record anchored by the Entropia wiki workflow for printing and laminating badges at the infodesk.
Printed attendee badge, lanyard, and safeR badge workflow
A source-backed non-electronic GPN23 badge record for the printed attendee badges and lanyard workflow documented by Entropia's FAQ and badge how-to.
Attendee badge-package non-electronic challenge coin
Official BSides Nashville 2026 event information says each attendee badge included a BSides Nashville 2026 challenge coin. The organizer's public feed later re-shared an attendee note about receiving coins. This record models the source-backed coin as a physical, non-electronic badge-package companion artifact; it does not use an Electronic Badge Sponsor line as proof that a 2026 electronic board existed.
Official lanyard-and-plastic attendee identity artifact
CypherCon 9's official 2026 registration listing describes its Analog / Plastic Entry Pass as a lanyard and physical plastic entry pass supplied with a digital program. The official FAQ separately distinguishes analog tickets that redeem a plastic badge from the general electronic and limited premium badge forms, so this record remains an explicitly non-electronic identity artifact rather than an inferred PCB badge.
Student-admission paper identity artifact; explicitly not electronic
Cackalackycon 2026's official event and Cackalackycon 101 pages say students with a valid student ID can attend for free with a paper badge, no electronic badge, and no preregistration. This record models that explicitly disclosed student identity artifact only; related speaker electronic-badge evidence is kept in a separate, scoped record rather than becoming a student hardware claim.