Abstract
Trusted Computing intends to make PC platform trustworthy so that a user can have level of trust when working with it. To build a level of trust TCG gave specification of TPM, as integral part of TCB, for providing root(s) of trust. Further TCG defined Dynamic Root of Trust Measurement in Trusted Computing systems in its specification as a technology for measured platform initialization while system is in running state. The DRTM approach is contrary to Static Root of Trust Measurement where measurements are taken during boot process. In this study, since this technology was first introduced, we list and discuss upon publically available open source solutions that either implement DRTM or are applications of these DRTM based solutions. Further, the challenges faced by the DRTM technology along with observations from authors are listed.
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