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Doesn't every TPM use a unique key to prevent this exact thing happening? If you do rip the key off of it and publish it, they'd just blacklist that particular key as "compromised".

>>grishk+(OP)
I guess. But if the key stays private it could power a scraper or a proxy.

Just wondering just how expensive it really is to rip the key out (or to have access to the tools to do it)

>>grishk+(OP)
Rip the key off the cheapest android phone you can buy, or an old one after you've upgraded. Don't publish it - pass it to your rooted phone which can now use an emulated TPM.