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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.
What you quoted isn't a threat model. It's saying the security does something, not under what conditions / limitations. Those would be the threat model.
That's as good as a threat model description we get, unfortunately. I'm just saying that if any conditions are so severely limiting the claims in that document, I think it would only be fair to your customers if you state them explicitly - and that's what's missing here.
Isn't this the data that intel is providing it's customers so they can come up with their own threat models? If not, where is the data from intel that informs your threat model?
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