TPM Manufacturers list is incomplete

[ncornwell]

Describe the issue

When verifying a TPM attestation with a Microsoft TPM we received this error:
Could not match TPM manufacturer "id:4D534654" (TPM)

The TPM vendors list is incomplete and an updated list is here:
https://trustedcomputinggroup.org/wp-content/uploads/TCG-TPM-Vendor-ID-Registry-Family-1.2-and-2.0-Version-1.07-Revision-0.02_pub.pdf

Reproduction Steps

Verify an attestation from an unsupported TPM manufacturer.

Expected behavior

Verification does not throw an error from registered TPM manufacturers.

Code Samples + WebAuthn Options and Responses

Dependencies

• OS: Windows (Any Version)
• Browser: Any
• Authenticator: TPM 2.0 PC with Windows Hello/Security

SimpleWebAuthn Libraries

$ npm list --depth=0 | grep @simplewebauthn
├── @simplewebauthn/[email protected]
# ...

Additional context

Missing items from tpm constants

SimpleWebAuthn/packages/server/src/registration/verifications/tpm/constants.ts

Line 104 in cfd2400

export const TPM_MANUFACTURERS: { [key: string]: ManufacturerInfo } = {

  'id:414E5400': {
    name: 'Ant Group',
    id: 'ANT',
  },

  'id:464C5953': {
    name: 'Flyslice Technologies',
    id: 'FLYS',
  },

  'id:474F4F47': {
    name: 'Google',
    id: 'GOOG',
  },

  'id:48504500': {
    name: 'HPE',
    id: 'HPE',
  },

  'id:48504900': {
    name: 'HPI',
    id: 'HPI',
  },

  'id:48495349': {
    name: 'Huawei',
    id: 'HISI',
  },

  'id:4D534654': {
    name: 'Microsoft',
    id: 'MSFT',
  },

  'id:4E534700': {
    name: 'NSING',
    id: 'NSG',
  },

  'id:5345414C': {
    name: 'Wisekey',
    id: 'SEAL',
  },

[MasterKale]

Hello @ncornwell, thanks for reporting this, and for updating to a recent TPM spec I can reference to update the list of manufacturer IDs. This is straight-forward enough, I'll try to get this fixed this week.

BTW might the response with that new ID be something generated by the upcoming Windows Hello passkey changes?

[ncornwell]

Yes it certainly could be from Windows Hello changes, I don't typically see users using microsoft TPMs.