Rohan Nayakanti

I'm Rohan Nayakanti, a B.Tech student specializing in cybersecurity, digital forensics, and OSINT. My experience covers a range of cryptographic methods, from DES and AES to 3DES, RSA, and Kyber, and I'm currently researching how classical and quantum threat models impact these encryption techniques. This includes hands-on work with cracking encryption and comparing the efficiency of Kyber-based key generation, using tools like Qiskit for quantum cryptography.

I’m passionate about hackathons and thrive on tackling challenging problems with creative, tech-driven solutions. I’ve recently worked on a generative AI project for image summarization, developed advanced audit scripts for system compliance, and even explored mobile forensics for an upcoming theory exam. Each project has helped me build an interdisciplinary skill set, from AI to real-time security, which I’m eager to bring into blockchain.

I'm excited about this blockchain hackathon because it aligns perfectly with my background in security and distributed tech, and I look forward to diving deeper into blockchain’s potential for building secure, decentralized solutions.