Enhancing the Security of Web Commerce Transactions - Assora, Mohammed
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E-Commerce is one of the valuable benefits of the Internet, but the security issues make a considerable number of patrons reluctant to use this service. Web transactions that use debit/credit cards are the best examples. Although many protocols have been designed to deal with the security issues of Web transactions, Secure Socket Layer/ Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) is still the de-facto standard for Web transactions security. By analysing the effectiveness of SSL/TLS with respect to the security requirements of Web transactions, we find that the use of SSL/TLS without compulsion for a…mehr

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E-Commerce is one of the valuable benefits of the Internet, but the security issues make a considerable number of patrons reluctant to use this service. Web transactions that use debit/credit cards are the best examples. Although many protocols have been designed to deal with the security issues of Web transactions, Secure Socket Layer/ Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) is still the de-facto standard for Web transactions security. By analysing the effectiveness of SSL/TLS with respect to the security requirements of Web transactions, we find that the use of SSL/TLS without compulsion for a client s public key certificate, which is the typical usage, is not able to fulfil the security requirements. The aim of this research is to use cryptography to design a more practical and effective solution to the security issues of the Web transactions.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Mohammed Assora is a senior lecturer at Damascus University, where he is currently teaching computer network security. He holds an MSc and PhD in Information security from Anglia Ruskin University (UK). His research interests are computer network, computer network security, applied cryptography, and computer forensics.