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weeeell, news said "can bypass the login screen of a sleeping or locked computer—and even its hard disk encryption"...I believe there should be no attack vector to bypass login screen or HD encryption!
If you leave your computer locked and unattended then all you need is some freeze spray and you can take the RAM out and dump out the encryption key. This has been known for ages.
Also, I'm pretty sure resume from S3 suspend goes through the BIOS flash chip like a cold boot, so instead of all these Thunderbolt shenanigans you could just flash the BIOS to take over the resume process and do whatever you want, like dump all the keys.
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