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Vulnerability Disclosure Policy

How to report a potential vulnerability in TCG specifications, reference code or documents, and how TCG handles and discloses it.

Overview

The Trusted Computing Group (TCG) as a standards organization is committed to receiving and responding to reports of potential vulnerabilities in TCG-developed technologies such as specifications, reference code, and reference documents. Our goal is to provide our adopters with timely information, guidance, and mitigation options to address vulnerabilities. The TCG Vulnerability Response Team (VRT) is chartered and responsible for coordinating the response and disclosure of specification vulnerabilities that are reported to TCG.

Security Advisories

  • TCGVRT0004 Advisory (November 10, 2020): “Improper initialization of Non-orderly TPM shut-down may result in susceptibility to dictionary attack vulnerability”
  • TCGVRT0007 Advisory (February 28, 2023): “TPM 2.0 Library Memory Corruption Vulnerabilities”
  • TCGVRT0009 Advisory (June 10, 2025): “TPM 2.0 Library Out-of-Bound Read Vulnerability”
  • TCGVRT0010 Advisory (August 11, 2026): “TPM 2.0 Improper Object Slot Reuse”, Extended VRT0010-11 Guidance
  • TCGVRT0011 Advisory (August 11, 2026): “TPM 2.0 RSA OAEP Timing Side-Channel Vulnerability”, Extended VRT0010-11 Guidance

Reporting security vulnerabilities

TCG recommends that reporters also contact the Vulnerability Response Teams for the vendor whose implementation contains the potential issue. You can find a list of TCG member company response teams below.

Company Response Teams

  • Advanced Micro Devices, Inc (AMD): psirt@amd.com, https://www.amd.com/en/corporate/contact-product-security
  • Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company: sirt@arubanetworks.com, https://www.arubanetworks.com/support-services/sirt/
  • Broadcom: vmware.psirt@broadcom.com
  • Dell: secure@dell.com, www.dell.com/security
  • GE: psirt@ge.com, https://www.ge.com/security
  • Hewlett Packard Enterprise: security-alert@hpe.com, https://www.hpe.com/h41268/live/index_e.aspx?qid=11503
  • HP Inc.: hp-security-alert@hp.com, https://enable.hp.com/potentialsecurityvulnerability-report
  • Huawei: psirt@huawei.com, https://www.huawei.com/en/psirt/report-vulnerabilities
  • Infineon: psirt@infineon.com, https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/about-infineon/company/cybersecurity/
  • Intel Corporation: secure@intel.com, www.intel.com/security
  • Lenovo: psirt@lenovo.com, https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/product-security/reporting-a-vulnerability
  • Microsoft: secure@microsoft.com, http://www.microsoft.com/msrc
  • Nuvoton Technology Corporation: security@nuvoton.com, https://www.nuvoton.com/support/security/report-security-vulnerability/
  • Phison Electronics Corp.: tcg_group@phison.com, https://www.phison.com/en/
  • STMicroelectronics: psirt@st.com, https://www.st.com/psirt
  • UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC): security@ncsc.gov.uk, https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/information/vulnerability-reporting

If you identify a vulnerability in our specifications, reference code, and reference documents please report it immediately. Reports can be sent to security@trustedcomputinggroup.org. Timely identification of security vulnerabilities is critical to mitigating potential risks to our adopters. When reporting a vulnerability, please include as much of the below information to help us better understand the nature and scope of the reported issue:

  • Finder’s email
  • Vulnerability Description (Include vulnerability details and how to reproduce the issue)
  • The version label for the affected software or document
  • Finder’s PGP public key if available or via standard means

Please note that the TCG is currently limited to inquiries and responses written in English.

Handling security vulnerabilities

TCG monitors for submissions and acknowledges initial receipt within 3 business days. The vulnerability response activities will be tailored to the circumstances and will generally proceed as follows: 1) Triage report 2) Remediation determined 3) Communication plan 4) Mitigation 5) Response.

TCG strives to provide the remedy or corrective action in the shortest commercially reasonable time. Response timelines will depend on many factors, such as the severity, the remedy complexity, the affected component (e.g., some updates require longer validation cycles or can only be updated in a major release), or the stage of the product within its lifecycle, among others. TCG VRT will coordinate with the finder throughout the vulnerability investigation and provide the finder with updates on case progress.

Coordinated Disclosure Practices

TCG follows multi-party coordinated disclosure practices, under which vulnerabilities are generally publicly disclosed only after mitigations are made available to customers. This allows the vendors the opportunity to triage and offer tested updates, workarounds, or other corrective measures before any involved party discloses detailed vulnerability or exploit information to the public. Multi-party coordinated disclosure industry best practices is designed to protect technology adopters. Public disclosure of a potential vulnerability before mitigations are deployed could allow adversaries to exploit the vulnerability.

In most cases, TCG will disclose mitigations through TCG Security Advisories where applicable. The TCG Security Advisories will typically include the following information:

  • Date of publication
  • CVE ID’s
  • CVSS v3.1 scoring
  • Details of the vulnerability in the affected TCG specification and potential impacts
  • Erratum
    • Remediation or workaround, if any (link)
  • Acknowledge the finder and/or the finder’s organization

Severity Rating

A security vulnerability is classified by its severity rating, which is determined by many factors, including the level of effort required to exploit a vulnerability as well as the potential impact to data or business activities from a successful exploit. TCG uses the Common Vulnerability Scoring System version 3.1 (CVSS v3.1) to identify the severity level of identified vulnerabilities. The full standard is maintained by FIRST.

Disclaimer

This Vulnerability Response Policy (“Policy”) does not constitute a warranty or alter the terms of any license with respect to any TCG-developed technology. TCG reserves the right to change or update this Policy without notice at any time and on a case-by-case basis. Response is not guaranteed for any specific issue or class of issues. Your use of the information in this Policy or materials linked from the Policy is at your own risk.

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