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IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
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The exponential security system TESS is a toolbox set system of different but cooperating cryptographic mechanisms and functions based on the primitive of discrete exponentiation. With these basic TESS functions, the security system user is able to adapt to very different ranges of applications and security requirements for computer systems, networks, mobile communication, identification, electronic cash, medical or road privacy. This paper describes the basic mechanisms and functions of TESS, demonstrating their suitability to applications in network security and electronic signature. For practitioners, an overview of the implementation of the system is given.