CHANGES - changes for swtpm

version 0.5.2:
  - swtpm:
    - Fix potential buffer overflow related to largely unused data hashing
      function in control channel
    - swtpm: Unconditionally close fd if writing of pidfile fails (coverity)
  - swtpm_setup:
    - Increase timeout from 10s to 30s for slower machines
  - Travis:
    - Not building on OS X anymore due to additional costs

version 0.5.1:
  - swtpm & swtpm_setup:
    - Addressed potential symlink attack issue (CVE-2020-28407)
  - build-sys:
    - Fix configure python cryptography error message

version 0.5.0:
  - swtpm:
    - Write files atomically using a temp file and then renaming
  - swtpm_setup:
    - Removed remaining 'c' wrapper program
    - Do not truncate logfile when testing write-access (regression)
    - Remove TPM state file in case error occurred
  - swtpm-localca:
    - Rewrite in python
    - Allow passing pkcs11 PIN using signingkey_password
    - Allow passing environment variables needed for pkcs11 modules using
      swtpm-localca.conf and format 'env:VARNAME=VALUE'.
  - build-sys:
    - Add python-install and python-uninstall targets
    - Add configure option to disable installation of Python module
    - Use -Wl,-z,relro and -Wl,-z,now only when linking (clang)
    - Use AC_LINK_IFELSE to check whether support for hardening flags

version 0.4.0:
  - swtpm:
    - Invoke print capabilities after choosing TPM version
    - Add some recent syscalls to seccomp blacklist
  - swtpm_cert:
    - Support --ecc-curveid option to pass curve id
  - swtpm_setup & related scripts:
    - Rewrite swtpm_setup.sh in python with TPM 1.2 not requiring tcsd
      and TPM tools anymore; new dependencies:
      - python3: pip, cryptography, setuptools
      dropped dependencies for swtpm_setup:
      - tcsd, expect, tpm-tools (some still needed for pkcs11 tests)
    - Added support for RSA 3072 keys (for libtpms-0.8.0) and moved to
      ECC NIST P384 curve; default RSA key size is still 2048
    - Added support for --rsa-keysize option
    - Extend script to create a CA using a TPM 2 for signing
  - tests:
    - Use the IBM TSS2 v1.5.0's test suite
    - Add test case for loading of an NVRAM completely full with keys
    - Have softhsm_setup use temporary directory for softhsm config & state
    - various other improvements
  - man pages:
    - Improvements
  - build-sys:
    - clang: properly test for linker flag 'now' and 'relro'
    - Gentoo: explicitly link libswtpm_libtpms with -lcrypto
    - Ownership of /var/lib/swtpm-localca is now tss:root and
      mode flags 0750.

version 0.3.0:
  - swtpm:
      - Support for applying 'TPM Startup' command during initialization
      - Use writev_full rather than writev; fixes --vtpm-proxy EIO error
      - Only accept() new client ctrl connection if we have none (bugfix)
  - swtpm_setup & related scripts:
      - Support whitespaces in filenames and paths
      - Do not fail on future PCR banks' hashes
  - swtpm_cert:
      - Fix OIDs for TPM 2 platforms data
      - Option parsing cleanup
      - Support for passing password in various forms
      - Use gnutls_x509_crt_get_subject_key_id API call for subj keyId
      - Support 64bit serial numbers read from command line
  - swtpm_ioctl:
      - Block SIGPIPE so we can get EPIPE on write()
  - swtpm_bios:
      - Block SIGPIPE so we can get EPIPE on write()
  - tests:
      - Increased timeouts and better support for running tests with
        executables run by valgrind
      - Allow running tests with choice of seccomp profile option
        (SWTPM_TEST_SECCOMP_OPT) to enable building for Ubuntu
      - Various cleanups & fixes
  - SELinux:
      - More rules added for support on F30

version 0.2.0:
  - Linux: swtpm now runs with a seccomp profile (blacklist) if compiled with
           libseccomp support
  - Added subpport for passing key and passphrase via file descriptor
  - TPM 2 commands can now be prefixed by 'the TCG header' and responses will
    have a 4-byte prefix and 4-byte suffix.
  - Added --print-capabilities command line option
  - Proper handling on EINTR on read, poll, and write

version 0.1.0:
  first public release