There is now a demo responder running the new
PrivacyCA protocol available at IAIK. See website
http://privacyca.iaik.tugraz.at/ for more information

Note that this website uses a different certificate
set than the one included in the apki distribution
package. Update the certificate and explicitly specify
host and port for use of this demo responder.

Package updates (2009/03/02)

=== jTSS 0.4a ===

This is a bugfix release which fixes an unfortunate bits vs.
bytes issue in TPM keyblob creation from Java keys. This error
affects all applications doing an AIK cycle with a PrivacyCA.

Consequently, all older releases are incompatible with other TSS
implementations (e.g. TrouSers) when doing an AIK cycle. Please
upgrade all your applications to jTSS 0.4a.

=== jTss Wrapper 0.4beta ===

Due to popular demand, this is an update to allow jTss Wrapper
to be build with current TrouSerS 0.3.1cvs. Note that this is
a BETA release which has not received much testing. Be careful.

=== PrivacyCA 0.2 ===

Another Trusted Computing PKI (APKI) package to run a PrivacyCA.
This is a redesigned version of the functionality provided in the
0.1 release. It was optimised to be as small as possible, thus doing
away with the XKMS and XML overheard and using a much simpler
protocol.

This release allows to run the PrivacyCA Java server in a 17Mb
Xen compartment (build instructions included). Further, commandline
demonstration clients for jTSS (Java) and TrouSerS (C) are provided.

Trusted Computing for the Java Platform: jTSS: Christmas Release 0.4

Trusted Computing for the Java(tm) Platform project aims to develop Trusted Computing services, as defined by the TCG, for Java(tm).

Several new features have been incorporate in jTSS 0.4, the TCG Software Stack for Java, which is now available for download.

Changes include support for NV access, key migration, CMK, a new event log, an alternative SQL-Database for Persistent Storage, support for monotonic counters, more tests, a TrouSerS key import tool,..

There is even a new Windows installer that eases deployment of trustedJava applications!

Publications and TCcert update (2008/07/09)

We are happy to provide you now with a list of scientific publications where we outline our efforts of integrating Trusted Computing in Java. Please see the "General Info" section.

Additionally, TCcert received a bugfix update.

Updates for jTPM Tools and XKMS (2008/06/05)

IAIK is happy to announce that the bugfix releases XKMS 0.2a and jTPM Tools 0.3c are available for download.

jTSS 0.3 with SOAP support and jTPM Tools 0.3b released!

IAIK is proud to announce the release of IAIK/OpenTC jTSS 0.3.
It now implements the TCS as a full SOAP based system service.
Other changes include more test cases, NV RAM read access and bug fixes.

jTPM Tools 0.3b are also released.

Trusted Computing for Java - Standardization has started!

Based on the experiences gained from the ongoing trustedjava.sf.net project, IAIK has initialized a Java Specification Request (JSR 321) in the Java Community Process (JCP).
We will design a new high-level API for the javax.trustedComputing namespace.

For more information and to find out how to participate in this open-source project, check out
https://jsr321.dev.java.net/

jTSS Wrapper 0.3.1 released (2007/11/28)

IAIK is happy to announce the release of jTSS Wrapper 0.3.1.

This is a maintenance release which also includes some new experimental features.

TCPVM 0.1 package (2007/11/22)

The Trusted Computing team of IAIK releases a patch to the OpenJDK providing basic services to extend the chain-of-trust to the managed Java environment.

Note that the emphasis is on basic. This is a proof-of-concept implementation of the
mechanics, to gain experience of the issues involved.

IAIK jTSS 0.2 and jTPM Tools 0.3a released (2007/09/03)

IAIK announces the release of IAIK/OpenTC Java TSS 0.2 and Java TPM Tools 0.3a.

Changes include the support for persistent storage, time stamping and bug fixes.

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