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node-tss

v0.0.2

Published

nodejs interface to the Trusted Computing Group Software Stack (TSS)

Downloads

11

Readme

================================================================================ NODE-TSS

NodeJS module for accessing the TCG Software Stack and therefore the Trusted Platform Module

Currently supports reading and extending PCRs, some key and quote-related operations.

This was originally part of the webinos project (http://webinos.org/) but was extracted and turned into a separate project.

Requirements

  1. A TPM or TPM Emulator
  2. A valid TSS stack. I've tested it against the TrouSerS stack.
  3. The cvv8 V8 type conversion headers, as provided in the "includes" directory. More details - http://code.google.com/p/v8-juice/wiki/V8Convert

Compilation

Using node-waf. Two steps:

You will get the following warning:

../src/tsscommands.c: In function ‘getErrorCode’: ../src/tsscommands.c:38:18: warning: cast to pointer from integer of different size

Testing

There's one test - run the following from the root directory of the module

TPM Keys

This API doesn't create keys for you, it needs you to do it.

Go to http://privacyca.com/code.html and follow instructions for the Privacy CA client and (if possible) the EK Certificate Extractor.

TODO List / known bugs

At the moment all operations are synchronous. This might need to change.

Reading too many PCRs in a row results in a segfault in Trousers (on my PC).
That might be this module, or it might be trousers

License