BSidesKC
BSidesKC's official 2026 activities page supplies the afterparty badge-presentation requirement; it does not name a badge maker or describe the artifact itself.
SourceBSidesKC 2026 · United States · 2026
Source-conservative afterparty admission identity artifact
BSidesKC's current 2026 activities page says attendees had to present a BSidesKC badge for afterparty entry. Together with the official event page, that establishes a 2026 badge-linked admission artifact; it does not identify a material, design, QR/barcode, RFID/NFC, electronics, or whether it was the separately documented 2025 Badge Pirates hardware.
People
BSidesKC's official 2026 activities page supplies the afterparty badge-presentation requirement; it does not name a badge maker or describe the artifact itself.
SourceIt records a real current-event badge role without inventing technology or conflating a generic 2026 admission credential with the maker's explicitly old-hardware Lunar Lander continuation.
No electronic hardware is claimed. The official page calls it a BSidesKC badge required for afterparty entry but provides no board, component, power, connector, radio, display, or physical-format specification.
No QR, barcode, RFID, NFC, app, firmware, access-control protocol, challenge, or credential payload is documented by the cited 2026 event sources.
The current official site places BSidesKC 2026 on April 25 at Kansas City Kansas Community College. Its activities page says the afterparty requires presentation of a BSidesKC badge; Badge Pirates separately asked people to bring the prior 2025 hardware for a Lunar Lander continuation and explicitly said that programme introduced no new hardware.
Lifecycle
The official 2026 activities page says attendees must present a BSidesKC badge for entry to the afterparty. It does not say whether that means a paper/card credential, lanyard, wristband, QR/barcode, RFID/NFC credential, or the distinct 2025 electronic hardware.
SourceOperational history
The catalogue keeps the generic 2026 admission badge distinct from the 2025 electronic hardware and avoids a duplicate or fictitious 2026 board record.
The catalogue can preserve a real admission-artifact claim without upgrading it into an electronic conference badge or credential technology claim.
The record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying event graphics, page images, social photos, screenshots, or generated approximations.