E-Commerce Security.

E-Commerce Security
Name of the Student
Name of the University

E-Commerce Security
 Protection of e-commerce assets from unauthorized
use, access, destruction or alteration
 Dimensions of e-commerce security are: non-
repudiation, integrity, authenticity, privacy,
availability [1]
 The basic security issues are: authentication,
auditing and authorization

Context of the Problem
 Security aspects in relation to transaction of
payments
 Security within encryption standards [2]
 Privacy issues during making of transactions
 Consumer privacy and DDOS attacks within e-
commerce website [3]

Aims and Objectives
 To discuss about the security aspects in relation to
e-commerce
 To discuss about the client-side, server-side and
database security during e-commerce transactions
 To discuss about threats, analyse them and
implement strategies for mitigating them

Focused Literature
The prime problems based on e-commerce security are:
 Inaccurate Management
 Manipulation of Prices [4]
 Snowshoe Spam and Malicious Code Threats
 DDOS attacks and repudiation

Proposed Method
The most proposed method for focusing over the topic
of e-commerce security is based on:
 Implementation of Client-side security
 Implementing Server-Side Security [5]
 Implementation of Database Server Security
 Implementing Communication with E-Commerce
Server

Proposed Timeline
The proposed timeline for implementing the security
within an e-commerce website would be based on:
 Performing of encryption based on an e-commerce
site
 A proper SQL connection would be implemented
based on a normal mode of communication
 The database server of the e-commerce website
should be highly encrypted with best coding
techniques

References
[1] L., Bonastre, and Granollers, A set of heuristics for user experience
evaluation in e-commerce websites. In 7th International Conference on
Advances in Computer-Human Interactions (pp. 27-34), 2014, March.
[2] A.A., Alyoubi, E-commerce in developing countries and how to develop them
during the introduction of modern systems. Procedia Computer Science, 65,
pp.479-483, 2015.
[3] E., Turban, J., Whiteside, D. King and J., Outland, Introduction to electronic
commerce and social commerce. Springer, 2017.
[4] G., Wang, F., Musau, S., Guo and M.B., Abdullahi, Neighbor similarity trust
against sybil attack in P2P e-commerce. IEEE transactions on parallel and
distributed systems, 26(3), pp.824-833, 2015.
[5] G., Dinu and L., Dinu, Using Internet as a commercial tool: A case study of e-
commerce in Resita. Procedia Engineering, 69, pp.469-476, 2014.

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