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LABScon26 Replay | Let’s Get Physical: Why Cybersecurity Needs Hardware-Based Security to Survive AI

·Source: SentinelLabs

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Executive Summary

Adyen’s Dino Dai Zovi shows how hardware security proven in payments can contain AI-driven attacks, even when vulnerabilities cannot be patched.

Analysis

Adyen’s Dino Dai Zovi shows how hardware security proven in payments can contain AI-driven attacks, even when vulnerabilities cannot be patched.
Source Attribution

Originally published by SentinelLabs on Nov 12, 2026.

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