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trusted-platform-module-2

v1.0.0

Published

Node JS library for working with the TPM2.

Downloads

4

Readme

TPM2-Node

Node JS library for working with the TPM (Trusted Platform Module) 2.0

The TPM classs is a JS API of the tpm2-tools found here tpm2-tools.readthedocs.io

npm i trusted-platform-module-2
const TPM2 = require('trusted-platform-module-2');
const tpm2 = new TPM2;

// Random bytes
console.log(tpm2.getRandom(8));

// Encrypt/decrypt file.
tpm2.encrypt('path/to/.env', {
    parentContext: 'key.ctx',
    output: 'secrets.enc'
});
tpm2.decrypt('secrets.enc', {
    parentContext: 'key.ctx',
    output: 'decrypted-secrets.txt'
});

Example

Below is a full example on how to use the TPM library to: create a primary hierarchy, create a child object, load the public/private portions of the key into the TPM, then encrypt a file with that key.

tpm2.createPrimary({
    keyContext: 'primary.ctx'
});
tpm2.create({
    parentContext: 'primary.ctx',
    keyAlgorithm: 'aes128',
    public: 'key.pub',
    private: 'key.priv',
});
tpm2.load({
    parentContext: 'primary.ctx',
    keyContext: 'key.ctx',
    public: 'key.pub',
    private: 'key.priv',
});
tpm2.encrypt('path/to/.env', {
    parentContext: 'key.ctx',
    output: 'secrets.enc'
});

Raspberry Pi Set-up

I tested this library using the GeekPi TPM2 module which has a Infineon Optiga SLB 9670.

sudo echo 'dtparam=spi=on' >> /boot/config.txt
sudo echo 'dtoverlay=tpm-slb9670' >> /boot/config.txt

apt-get install tpm2-tools
# or build from source. Recommended but more complex. https://github.com/tpm2-software

git clone [email protected]:anthonybudd/TPM2.git
cd TPM2
npm i
npm run test