Reducing e-commerce risks using digital certificates

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Abstract
E-commerce means buying and selling goods and services across the Internet. Secured communication in e-commerce, across unsecured medium, such as the Internet, represents one of the major components in a domain of providing necessary security- critical demands, so the flow of information could go in a secure way. The Internet, as a global computer network must provide five major security services: confidentiality, data integrity, authentication, availability, and non-repudiation of information. Without guaranteeing aformentioned security goals, risks may be very high in e-commerce systems. A possible way to reduce these risks is to use digital certificates. Digital certificates provide a means of proving identity in electronic transactions, and from the point of view of computer communication they are irreplacable, but nevertheless they provide a good mechanism for implementing the major part of this security goal, and therefore, their usage in e-commerce is the major topic of this paper.
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Authors Miloš, Piščević;Dejan, Simić;
Journal yugoslav journal of operations research
Year 2009
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Education Technology Science business finance social sciences economic theory. demography sociology (general) economic growth, development, planning mathematics electronic computers. computer science computer software management information systems computational linguistics. natural language processing

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