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I would like to find (mature) API alternatives to use TPM (Trusted Platform Module) funcionality on Linux (and maybe other *nix). I’m interested in trusted encrypt/decrypt functions for authentication (probably integrating with Kerberos).
I found jTSS (for Java) and TrouSerS, but I would like to know about other alternatives, if any. “Googling” was not so useful.
AFAIK there are not so many alternatives.
Currently there is an JSR in progress to establish an High Level Java API for trusted computing: http://jsr321.dev.java.net/
You can also use libtpm and the tpm_utils which are based on IBM’s TPM lib.
btw for the archives: jTSS can be found at http://trustedjava.sourceforge.net/