Dishant Modi publishes security research and learning resources as cryptoshant. His AI Pentesting Roadmap connects vulnerability categories, practice labs and public research writeups for people learning to test AI systems.[1][2]
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In his professional account, Modi describes studying computer science and engineering with a data-science focus and undertaking a 2026 DRDO internship. His publication portfolio includes bug-bounty writeups and an account of an access-control issue chained into privilege escalation. The articles explain his own investigations and learning process.[1][4]
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The roadmap begins with learning material, including the OWASP LLM Top 10 and training academies, then points to capture-the-flag environments. It connects those exercises with published vulnerability reports so learners can compare a lab technique with a documented finding. The output is a reading and practice sequence, rather than a new scanner or model.[2]
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A sequence of learning resources, practice environments and published AI-security findings.
Start with one vulnerability category and its practice lab, then compare a published report. Familiarity with web-security basics helps; use the exercises’ intended environments.
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