Bitsight
Named as the 2026 badge sponsor on the official badge page and home page, continuing its 2025 badge sponsorship.
SourceBSides Lisbon 2026 · Portugal · 2026
Planned Portuguese Security BSides electronic badge with a two-day badge competition; technical details pending
BSides Lisbon's current official 2026 About page says the October 29-30 conference will have talks, networking, an electronic badge, and a CTF. The official home and location page place the planned event at Auditório Prof. Simões dos Santos in Lisbon, and the current team page lists Pedro Umbelino under Badge. A dedicated 2026 badge page now says the electronic badge comes with a badge competition across both days, was developed again by kripthor, and is sponsored by Bitsight, and asks attendees to bring a USB-C cable and a powerbank, plus a phone or laptop for the full experience. Further details are promised during the conference. This is a source-backed planned electronic-badge programme, not evidence of a completed board or its technical implementation.
People
Named as the 2026 badge sponsor on the official badge page and home page, continuing its 2025 badge sponsorship.
SourceThe current official BSidesLisbon 2026 team page lists Pedro Umbelino under Badge. This is not a technical or manufacturing attribution.
SourceThe official 2026 badge page says the amazing kripthor developed the conference badge once again, linking an X profile.
SourceOfficial publisher of the 2026 event, programme, venue, and team sources used for this planned electronic-badge record.
SourceIt keeps the Portuguese BSides Lisbon lineage current while preserving the boundary between a clear organizer promise and a known badge build. The record makes a planned 2026 electronic badge discoverable without importing the 2025 badge's sponsor trail or treating concurrent CTF wording as a physical challenge specification.
The official 2026 About and badge pages use the term electronic badge. The badge page lists a USB-C cable and a powerbank as essentials but does not describe the power design. Neither page identifies a PCB, microcontroller, display, LEDs, sensors, radio, NFC/RFID, battery, charging method, connectors, dimensions, artwork, lanyard, serial or credential technology, manufacturing partner, production quantity, or final physical variant. No 2025 component or design detail is used as a 2026 specification.
No 2026 badge firmware, app, repository, schematic, Gerber, BOM, flashing guide, protocol, license, badge-specific game, or CTF challenge implementation was recovered. The About page separately announces a CTF, but does not say it is physical, badge-linked, or technically implemented on the badge. The badge page describes a separate badge competition running throughout both days, playable with a phone or laptop for the full experience, and says further details will be released during the conference.
The official BSidesLisbon home identifies a two-day October 29-30, 2026 conference in Lisbon. Its location page names Auditório Prof. Simões dos Santos at Faculdade de Medicina Dentária, Cidade Universitária, and its current team page places Pedro Umbelino in the Badge section. The conference remains upcoming at this catalogue update, so no final fabrication, attendee handoff, recipient scope, sponsor, or image claim is made.
Lifecycle
The official badge page says a badge competition runs throughout both conference days, that little is needed to join beyond a USB-C cable and a powerbank, and that a phone or laptop gives the full experience. Rules, scoring, and prizes will be released during the conference.
SourceThe current 2026 About page also lists a CTF. It does not say the CTF is a physical challenge, uses the electronic badge, or has a badge-specific implementation.
SourceThe current official 2026 About page says BSides Lisbon will have an electronic badge alongside talks, networking, and a CTF.
SourceOperational history
The catalogue records the CTF and the badge competition as separate official programme elements without presenting the badge as a CTF device or asserting how the competition works.
The team listing, the kripthor development credit, and the sponsor are recorded separately without claiming who built which part or which attendees receive the badge.
The catalogue does not turn the electronic-badge wording into assumed hardware, source availability, interaction behavior, or security claims.
The planned Portugal record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying event graphics, team-photo assets, ticketing media, screenshots, social-media images, or generated approximations.
The entry preserves a concrete planned event promise without representing it as a completed badge build or universal attendee delivery.