Testing for Thunderbolt 4 Certification

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Hello, everyone! I have a couple of cables I'm testing for review. Is there a way to check if an assembly is actually certified by Intel for Thunderbolt 3 or Thunderbolt 4? I'm hoping there's something similar to the CertStat field in a USB-C cable's e-marker, which can give me an ID to cross-reference in a database.

I have a FNIRSI FNB58 that can read the USB-C e-markers just fine, but Thunderbolt is a little out of my wheelhouse.

I have three cables here, which claim to be TB4 certified, but I have my doubts. I'd like to have my information straight, if I'm going to call them out for it.

TIA!

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