UCC Analysis: Ethical Concerns in Internet Business Transactions

This discussion post analyzes the ethical concerns within internet business transactions, specifically focusing on the challenges of web spoofing and phishing. The author highlights how the internet has simplified business processes but also introduced new ethical dilemmas. The post references specific examples of web spoofing and phishing, detailing how these practices can deceive customers and compromise sensitive information. The author references academic sources to support the discussion, including studies on phishing email filtering techniques and phishing attacks. The analysis emphasizes the ongoing relevance of these issues despite existing regulations and the need for businesses to be aware of and address these ethical concerns. The post aims to create awareness among businesses utilizing internet technologies for transactions, offering a comprehensive understanding of the ethical landscape.

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Critical Analysis:
In the selected posting the author has discussed about the ethical concerns of the
internet technology which is now used in for the business purposes. In this posting the author
has described how the internet has simplified the business transaction process in today’s
generation which is absolutely correct. As the main concern of the author in this case the
ethical concerns with this type of technology the author has presented the example of the web
spoofing and example of the phishing filter (Almomani et al., 2013). Although there is some
UCC regulations still this type of falsifying cases are occurring daily which has been
correctly mentioned by the author in this posting.
As the author has raised two ethical concerns about the internet business, also
described this ethical concern briefly in his or her posting which will create awareness among
the businesses which uses the internet technologies for the transaction process. As per the
author the web spoofing is creation of the fake website which looks almost same with some
other original website which fool the customers and take their valuable information (Banu &
Banu, 2013). This information about the web spoofing is totally correct by the author and the
author also mention how this mechanism works which helped in better understanding of the
business transaction process to the peoples who are using it. So, the overall data presentation
by the author in this posting is very good.

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References:
Almomani, A., Gupta, B. B., Atawneh, S., Meulenberg, A., & Almomani, E. (2013). A
survey of phishing email filtering techniques. IEEE communications surveys &
tutorials, 15(4), 2070-2090.
Banu, M. N., & Banu, S. M. (2013). A comprehensive study of phishing
attacks. International Journal of Computer Science and Information
Technologies, 4(6), 783-786.