The 7th International Conference on Information Technology 2015
DOI: 10.15849/icit.2015.0070
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A Review on Internet Banking Security and Privacy Issues in Oman

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“…The existing systems and their proposed properties are summarized in Table 1. A related review conducted for online banking security and privacy issues in Oman can be found in [18]. A secure and privacy-preserving electronic payment approach can be found in [19], where the authors suggested electronic tokens as being an abstraction of basic fiat currency of equivalent benefit in order to provide privacy and protection in digital payments, presenting an intermediate entity in the method that mediates a transaction between the payer and the payee.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The existing systems and their proposed properties are summarized in Table 1. A related review conducted for online banking security and privacy issues in Oman can be found in [18]. A secure and privacy-preserving electronic payment approach can be found in [19], where the authors suggested electronic tokens as being an abstraction of basic fiat currency of equivalent benefit in order to provide privacy and protection in digital payments, presenting an intermediate entity in the method that mediates a transaction between the payer and the payee.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These cases highlight the need to take a holistic approach to fraud risk management, as both outsiders and insiders can take part in fraudulent activities. It is worth noting that the Bank of Bangladesh case, as well as other cybersecurity events such as the hack into the Bank Muscat (Musaev and Yousoof 2015), show the convergence of cybersecurity and fraud. A cybersecurity event such as a hacking incident can lead to fraud transactions.…”
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confidence: 99%