Security considerations for distributed Web-based e-commerce applications in Java

Lindquist, Timothy E.

doi:10.1109/hicss.2002.994193

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“…For secure transmission, packet snifters are blind to encrypted data, thus making them useless. Lindquist [23] and Mahmoud [24] examined security considerations for distributed web-based e-commerce applications.…”

Section: Desirable Features Of E-commerce Applicationmentioning

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A Formal Model of Distributed Security for Electronic Commerce Transactions Systems

Ehikioya¹,

Olukunle²

2019

IJNDC

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Every distributed system requires a secure environment for its users. Security becomes even more important if users exchange sensitive information and value, across the network. An e-commerce environment is an example of a distributed system in which security is of a high priority. It is important that messages are confidential and tamper proof; users cannot repudiate transactions, and only authorized and properly authenticated users can access resources. These functionalities require proper security layer to provide access and sharing functions between the e-commerce systems and their respective customers. A Distributed Security Management System (DSMS) provides these services/functionalities. The DSMS is a security middleware for e-commerce servers, which coordinates secure communication, access and sharing of resources between the distributed applications, objects, databases and entities that make up the system. It is designed to provide an interface between clients and the databases of the merchants in a secure way, such that authorized clients can retrieve and send information to the system securely. It is required to have high quality and high tolerance for errors since the server is required to be always available continually. It must also have a user-friendly interface and feature set. The DSMS design discussed in this paper provides these requirements using public and private key systems, data encryption standard encryption, log files and a secure hashing algorithm. A prototype of the system was implemented using the Java security platform.

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Section: Desirable Features Of E-commerce Applicationmentioning

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A Formal Model of Distributed Security for Electronic Commerce Transactions Systems

Ehikioya¹,

Olukunle²

2019

IJNDC

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“…The middle-tier is business logic using WebObjects, ASPs, Java J2EE, servlets and JSP. The combination of different technologies at each tier, presents special challenges to security of the overall application [3].The purpose of Web security is to meet the security expectations of users and providers. To that end, Web security is concerned with  client-side security,  server-side security, and  secure transmission of information.…”

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“…Each of these technologies have separate and in some cases incompatible approaches to protection against intrusion or attacks [3].…”

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Application-Level and Database Security for E-Commerce Application

Rane¹,

Meshram²

2012

IJCA

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E-commerce applications are becoming popular day by day as they are working like a virtual shop. Today's distributed ecommerce applications typically rely upon various technologies in their realization, including the web, scripting languages, server-side processing and an underlying database. The combination of these technologies creates a system that requires attention to the security issues of each component and the system as a whole. Hence security related to authentication, authorization and transaction database need to be managed carefully.

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Analysis and Design on Campus E-commerce System

Zhang

Liu

2010

2010 3rd International Conference on Information Management, Innovation Management and Industrial Engineering

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Security considerations for distributed Web-based e-commerce applications in Java

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A Formal Model of Distributed Security for Electronic Commerce Transactions Systems

A Formal Model of Distributed Security for Electronic Commerce Transactions Systems

Application-Level and Database Security for E-Commerce Application

Analysis and Design on Campus E-commerce System

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