BSides Brisbane
Official publisher of the 2026 event, sponsor, sponsorship, and prospectus pages used for this planned badge record.
SourceBSides Brisbane 2026 · Australia · 2026
Pre-event electronic badge design/build record for 500 delegates
BSides Brisbane 2026 is represented here as a planned pre-event electronic badge record: the official prospectus offers an Electronic Badge item for design and build for 500 delegates, while ticketing lists conference badge pickup and a VIP special badge tier.
People
Official publisher of the 2026 event, sponsor, sponsorship, and prospectus pages used for this planned badge record.
SourceIt extends Queensland coverage without pretending the future badge has shipped. The record captures the public commitment to an electronic badge line early, while keeping component, firmware, schedule, and challenge claims open until post-event sources exist.
The official prospectus documents an Electronic Badge sponsorship item described as electronic badge design and build for 500 delegates. The recovered sources do not yet identify the PCB, processor, display, battery, radio, enclosure, or production files.
No 2026 firmware, app, CTF integration, or repository has been recovered. The public event page advertises CTF, IoT, and hardware-hacking programming, but this badge record does not assign any software behavior to the badge before release evidence exists.
The 2026 theme is Time Travel, with the event planned for July 4 at QUT Gardens Point Campus. Ticketing asks attendees to collect swag in person and distinguishes standard conference badge inclusion from a limited VIP special badge.
Lifecycle
Humanitix ticketing lists standard conference badge inclusion and a limited VIP Edition with a special VIP badge.
SourceThe 2026 prospectus offers an Electronic Badge item covering electronic badge design and build for 500 delegates.
SourceOperational history
The entry keeps component-level fields empty until official post-event or repository evidence supports them.
The pre-event record remains image-free rather than publishing theme art, sponsor-page media, or generated badge imagery.
The catalogue can track the announced electronic badge line while avoiding shipped-hardware, firmware, challenge, or production claims until post-event evidence appears.