SEALSQ flags rising need for crypto-agile hardware as AI speeds cryptanalysis

• SEALSQ highlighted rising need for crypto-agile hardware as AI speeds cryptanalysis and compresses response timelines for security updates.
• Commentary pointed to AI-assisted research on HAWK signatures and reduced-round AES-128, without a practical break of full AES-128.
• Stated findings do not break NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms ML-KEM or ML-DSA.
• Positioned hardware Roots of Trust and upgradable chip-level security as critical for long-lived connected devices facing AI and quantum risks.
• Flagged its QS7001 post-quantum secure microcontroller platform as designed to support ML-KEM and ML-DSA with secure updates.

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