BSides Mumbai
The organizer's public event programme and pass page establish the planned badge-pickup wording and event context. This credit does not assign badge design, manufacture, delivery, technical authorship, or image-rights authority.
SourceBSides Mumbai 2026 · India · 2026
Planned Indian Security BSides identity artifact
A conservative planned Indian BSides Mumbai 2026 identity-artifact record from the organizer's provisional October 3 programme, which schedules badge pickup during morning registration and breakfast. The organizer's pass page identifies admissions and goodies but does not describe a badge entitlement or the credential's form.
People
The organizer's public event programme and pass page establish the planned badge-pickup wording and event context. This credit does not assign badge design, manufacture, delivery, technical authorship, or image-rights authority.
SourceIt keeps a current Indian conference credential visible while preserving the difference between a planned pickup line and a documented physical, electronic, or delivered badge.
The official programme says badge pickup but does not document the credential's material, shape, lanyard, printed design, barcode, QR, RFID/NFC, electronics, PCB, components, manufacture, variants, or quantity.
No badge firmware, application, repository, protocol, challenge, or technical linkage to the planned CTF is claimed.
BSides Mumbai's organizer describes the October 3 event as an independent, community-driven Security BSides conference with talks, workshops, villages, and a two-phase CTF. The registration schedule is expressly provisional; its badge-pickup wording is retained as a future event-credential plan rather than evidence of completed handoff, ticket-wide inclusion, or a specific badge technology.
Lifecycle
The organizer's October 3 programme schedules badge pickup during the registration-and-breakfast period. The short schedule entry does not identify badge form, ticket eligibility, pickup mechanics, collection status, or delivery outcome.
SourceOperational history
The India record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying source-page media, documentation screenshots, event photos, social media, placeholders, or generated approximations.
The record is deliberately modeled as a planned generic identity artifact, not an electronic badge or a more specific credential unsupported by the public schedule.
No electronic, software, CTF, radio, power, data-use, or operational claim is inferred from common event context.
The catalogue preserves the planned registration cue without treating it as a ticket-wide entitlement, a promised material object, or evidence that anyone has received a badge.