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The 2024 BSidesSF Badge is designed for playing the Attribution Game. Similar to the board game Clue or some versions of Carmen Sandiego, you need to figure out who the threat actor, attack tool, and victim are for each round of the game. You do this by trading cards (or 'clues') as well as your self-entered alibi name with others at the conference.
In order to play in the Attribution Game, you will need to enter a name or handle when you first turn on your badge. This will stay through power cycles. It can be cleared in your settings which will force you to enter a new one.
To trade cards with someone, scroll left or right until you get to the "BSidesSF '24" screen. Once there, press the toggle up, and place your badge edge at the top of the screen against the same badge edge of the person you are trading with. You should see once your card has been transmitted and you have received a card from them.
You can check your collected cards by scrolling right from the "Badge '24" screen.
When you collect enough cards, the one remaining is the solution that completes the phrase. There are 6 games to play through - try them all!
Please see Playing the Game for more details
This repository contains the hardware and software for the badge and game. We hope it is useful for those who wish to hack the badges and game, anyone who wants to use the badge to learn some circuitpython, as well as others who might like to reuse some or all of it for other projects.
The badge hardware was designed and produced by @securityfitz, as a favor to BSidesSF using a Labscon badge as a base design. Ths badge software is a fork of the Labscon badge software, further mangled by @rlc4, @lanrat, and @securelyfitz
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