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I fully warned my client up front this would just stop "casual" attacks. I have no clue if you can read they key off the bus during TPM unlocking. And I'm sure it's in ram somewhere that you could grab with a fast enough scope.
You can. I've implemented that attack. The only way that works is physical security, i.e. a mesh and antitampering, and fast reaction to intrusions (e.g. wiping keys permanently, held in SRAM).
I know the chassis has an intrusion switch, but I couldn't make heads or tails if it actually affected any PCRs before the drop dead date to ship hardware. Plus the attackers could be state-level, which I flat out stated "people smarter than me can't manage to defend against that
Yeah, you're basically SOL at that point without a massively hardened device.
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