Hi,
we have developed a driver for various TPMs for OpenBSD 4.7-current and
FreeBSD 8.0 and have ported and updated several third party packages to
enable use of TPMs on Open- and FreeBSD. This enables applications like
OpenSSH to generate and store private keys inside a TPM.
The project is hosted on sourceforge:
http://bsssd.sourceforge.net/
The supported TPMs are:
- Atmel 97SC3203
- Broadcom BCM0102
- Infineon SLB 9635 TT 1.2
- Intel INTC0102
- Sinosun SNS SSX35
- STM ST19WP18
- Winbond WEC WPCT200
The supported third party packages are:
- openCryptoki 2.3.1: An PKCS#11 implementation, including support
for TPMs. OpenSSH can use this library to generate and store private
RSA keys inside a TPM.
- openssl_tpm_engine 0.4.1: An openssl engine supporting TPMs.
- tpm-emulator 0.7.1: An emulator providing the functionality of a TPM.
Used for development purposes.
- tpm-tools 1.3.5: Various tools for managing a TPM, including key
generation.
- trousers 0.3.6: An implementation of the Trusted Software Stack.
This is the backend libary for the afore mentioned packages.
- trousers testsuite 0.3: A testsuite for trousers.
- TrustedGRUB 1.1.5: An TPM enabled version of grub, including support
for natively booting OpenBSD.
The driver tpm(4) has been accepted by FreeBSD and will be included
with FreeBsd 9.0.
There are some patches necessary to build the third party software with
OpenBSD and FreeBSD. You can find the patches on sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bsssd/files/patches-1.2/
And this is the reason for this mail: We would kindly ask you
to add the patches to your project.
Regards,
Ralf
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