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The key question is not if you or I think this is an issue, but that Intel does and claims cloning should not be possible: "Cryptographic authentication..to help prevent a peripheral device to be spoofed to masquerade as an 'approved' device to the user" https://thunderbolttechnology.net/security/Thunderbolt%203%20and%20Security.pdf …
That statement makes no mention of the threat model, which is clearly intended to be "through the TB port" here, not "opening the case and dumping flash". There is literally no way to implement this is an absolutely secure way against all attackers. The intent was clear.
Threat model is on page 1: "..there is security protection with Thunderbolt 3 that prevents unauthorized Thunderbol PCIe-based devices from connecting without user authorization." Key here is that our research shows that claim is false and gives users a false sense of security.
I agree with your statement "There is literally no way to implement this is an absolutely secure way against all attackers", but that disclaimer should have been mentioned explicitly in Intel's whitepaper, and they did quite the opposite.
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