Intel TDX unfortunately suffers from the exact same vulnerability as Scalable SGX. The underlying root cause is the lack of randomized encryption; using a static-adversary encryption scheme (XTS) rather than a dynamic-adversary one. The result is that plaintext-ciphertext mappings are unchanged at a fixed memory address. While the choice of scheme might initially seem puzzling, it is due to a randomized encryption scheme requiring counters for each memory block, which has a prohibitive on-chip memory cost when scaling to hundreds of GBs of memory.