Rishi Chudasama is a London-based security researcher with over five years of hands-on experience in IT. He currently specializes in vulnerability research, threat intelligence, and enterprise risk analysis. His current focus lies in identifying and analyzing zero-day vulnerabilities and emerging CVEs, often working to reverse engineer exploit mechanics and build detection logic before public weaponization. Rishi’s work spans both offensive and defensive domains—developing threat models based on real-world TTPs, crafting custom detection rules, and automating reconnaissance pipelines to uncover exploitable misconfigurations and exposed assets. He is particularly active in attack surface management (ASM) and OSINT, where he leverages DNS enumeration, passive data correlation, and large-scale infrastructure scanning to surface unknown entry points and map adversary-accessible exposure. Outside of research, Rishi integrates findings into operational tooling and supports data-driven prioritization strategies to bridge technical risk and business impact. His work reflects a deep commitment to adversary-informed defense and proactive discovery across modern hybrid environments.