Application-Level and Database Security for E-Commerce Application

Rane, Pradnya; Meshram, B. B.

doi:10.5120/5638-7896

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“…Elevated levels of confidence and trust among customers can be built by prominently displaying clear policies, trust certificates, security badges, and contact information. This is because customers might be cautious when asked for personal information, particularly given the numerous cases of data security breaches via website information (Rane and Meshram, 2012). Confidence among customers can be infused by clarity and the timely communicating of price changes, allowing considerable discounts, keeping their promises, valuing customer needs, and so forth (Chandra and Sinha, 2013).…”

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Role of trusting beliefs in predicting purchase intentions

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Sekhon

Quareshi

2016

IJRDM

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Role of trusting beliefs in predicting purchase intentions

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Quareshi

2016

IJRDM

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“…The concept can protect the user of eLearning portals in several ways. Application-level and Database security for e-commerce applications is very crucial as the attacking entity can bypass and enter the database and hijack the session (Rane) of any eLearning Application [8]. Cryptography can be proved as a very genuine way to protect the user and the application from any kind of attack and threat online (Ritu) for any user of eCommerce or eLearning Application [9].…”

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“…(1) Data privacy and Protection of the User, (2) Cybersecurity and hacking risks, (3) Ensuring secure payment methods, (4) Protecting against malicious software and viruses, (5) Authentication and access control, (6) Confidentiality of student information, (7) Compliance with regulations such as GDPR, (8) Securing online exams and assessments, (9) Ensuring the privacy of communication between learners and Instructors, (10) Regular security updates and monitoring.…”

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Cruciality of securing user data due to increasing Digital Learner traffic over the Internet using Adversarial Neural Cryptography

Basil Hanafi

2024

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In recent years, the whole globe has been afflicted with a devastating viral virus known as COVID-19 that has interrupted the operations of every organization. COVID-19 has significantly impacted education, causing it to struggle to function as smoothly as before. However, it has also ushered in a new era of e-learning, necessitating the provision of suitable facilities for users and learners. The growing number of users has led to an increase in digital threats to vulnerable systems on the widespread web of devices. The need for more diverse, versatile, and robust techniques is rising day by day, and Adversarial Neural Cryptography has the potential to be in the Line. The notions of Machine Learning and Digital Securities are being implemented in numerous manners for which ANC can perform the role of new technology to secure communication lines of a Digital learner from several learning platforms over the Cloud. This paper explores the possible threats, reasons, and potential steps taken to secure the user of the Digital Learning Platforms by various organizations. In extension to this, the concept of Adversarial Neural Cryptography is also introduced in the light of E-Learning Platforms with a conceptual model to secure communication.

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“…Clearly, the online transaction requires consumers to disclose a large amount of sensitive personal information to the vendor, placing themselves at significant risk. Understanding consumer trust is essential for the continuing development of e-commerce [7].…”

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E-Commerce Security Challenges: A Taxonomy

Ladan¹

2016

JOEBM

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With the emergence of the Global Economy, and with an ever-increasing percentage of consumers doing their business primarily via online or mobile devices, electronic commerce, e-commerce, is fast being regarded as the way to go global at the touch of a button. Hence, developing an effective E-Commerce model is becoming vital for any modern business. However, a company must address different new security challenges and be certain to maintain the highest standards of e-commerce security, to protect both themselves and their customers. A failure to adhere to stringent ecommerce security can result in lost data, compromised transaction information, as well as the release of the customer's financial data. This can lead to legal and financial liability, as well as a negative impact on the company's reputation. This new security challenges are the results of the use of the new technology and communication medium, and the flow of information from enterprise to enterprise, from enterprise to consumers, and also within the enterprise. This paper presents the different technology and conceptual components of the e-commerce in general, and identifies and classifies the different types of security challenges facing e-commerce businesses in particular.Index Terms-E-commerce security, e-business security challenges.

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Application-Level and Database Security for E-Commerce Application

Cited by 5 publications

References 20 publications

Role of trusting beliefs in predicting purchase intentions

Role of trusting beliefs in predicting purchase intentions

Cruciality of securing user data due to increasing Digital Learner traffic over the Internet using Adversarial Neural Cryptography

E-Commerce Security Challenges: A Taxonomy

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