...and that's exactly what we did. A first security report has been done to Trezor team and that's why Nicolas Bacca (co-founder of PRISMicide and founder of BTChip) is credited on the satoshi labs security web page you gave :) Trezor acknowledged this first "hmm...problem" and made a first patch for that. So if you got a Trezor device, update your fimware, we can't say more for now.
Thank you for submitting your security report to Trezor. As you mentioned, the Trezor team is already addressing the problem with a patch, has awarded Nicolas a bounty for finding the bug and keeps encouraging people to independently test their product and submit any other security problems they might find. So I don´t know why you still disqualify their product, while they appear to be making every effort to find and patch any possible security issues.
No device can be expected to be perfect and unhackable, the important thing is that procedures are in place to detect any potential problems preferrably before they can cause damage and take corrective measures immediately. I believe Trezor is doing just that.
Disclaimer: I am not employed by SatoshiLabs or in any other way connected to that company, other than having ordered one of their Trezor devices. Of course I will make sure to update the firmware to the latest version as soon as it arrives.
