Research on Secure E-Payment Protocol

Jiemiao, Zhang

doi:10.1109/iciii.2011.35

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“…Some of these commercial activities include online auctions and internet banking [11]. E-Commerce can therefore be seen as a new way of trading of goods and services over an electronic infrastructure such as the internet [12]. Initially, it was termed Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) and Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) until 2000 when the named was changed to Electronic Commerce (E-Commerce) and at this time a great number of business companies in the United States and Western Europe represented their services in the World Wide Web [13].…”

Section: E-commerce and Its Growth In Nigeriamentioning

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Designing A New Framework for Securing Electronic Commerce Systems at Design Phase: With A Special Reference to an Emerging Economy

Andeh

Oluyemi

Omeiza

et al. 2019

IJASRE

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In an emerging economy like Nigeria, internet-based businesses are growing at an exponential rate but this growth is highly threatened by many instances of fraud and e-systems' compromise. While a lot of research work has been done on how to secure e-commerce transaction protocols, improve cryptographic schemes and amend the technical and business issues in e-commerce, the area of mitigating security challenges by incorporating security modules at design time has not been thoroughly explored. Hence, in this paper we present a framework for e-commerce security with a focus on four security design countermeasures models; Authentication, Authorization, enforcement of Access Control and Protection of Transaction privacy. The proposed framework which enhances National Institutes for Standards and Technology (NIST) security model, ensures that adequate security measures are incorporated in an e-commerce system at design time. The framework also ensures designing of secured ecommerce systems which are devoid of the expensive cost implication of system development life cycle incurred by security defects in the system testing phase which traces back to design shortfalls. For the purpose of this research work, we evaluate features called Malicious Attack Enablers (MAE) which aid malicious attack to thrive. The proposed framework will, therefore, aim at securing e-systems against these MAEs while satisfying legitimate user requirements. We assert the competence of our proposed framework by incorporating our security models into a SET enabled existing e-commerce system design, which will illustrate the effectiveness of our framework at the design phase as opposed to waiting till the testing phase. So we show that our new framework will unscramble the design of cost-effective e-commerce systems with curbed security vulnerabilities while contributing to the improvement of e-commerce security standards.

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Section: E-commerce and Its Growth In Nigeriamentioning

confidence: 99%

Designing A New Framework for Securing Electronic Commerce Systems at Design Phase: With A Special Reference to an Emerging Economy

Andeh

Oluyemi

Omeiza

et al. 2019

IJASRE

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A Secure Electronic Transaction Payment Protocol Design and Implementation

Ismaili¹,

Houmani²,

Madroumi³

2014

IJACSA

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Abstract-Electronic payment is the very important step of the electronic business system, and its security must be ensured. SSL/TLS and SET are two widely discussed means of securing online credit card payments. Because of implementation issues, SET has not really been adopted by e-commerce participants, whereas, despite the fact that it does not address all security issues, SSL/TLS is commonly used for Internet e-commerce security. The three-domain (3D) security schemes, including 3-D Secure and 3D SET have recently been proposed as ways of improving ecommerce transaction security. Based on our research about SSL, SET, 3D security schemes and the requirements of electronic payment, we designed a secure and efficient E-Payment protocol. The new protocol offers an extra layer of protection for cardholders and merchants. Customers are asked to enter an additional password after checkout completion to verify they are truly the cardholder; the authentication is done directly between the cardholder and card issuer using the issuer security certificate and without involving the third party (Visa, MasterCard).

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Research on Secure E-Payment Protocol

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Designing A New Framework for Securing Electronic Commerce Systems at Design Phase: With A Special Reference to an Emerging Economy

Designing A New Framework for Securing Electronic Commerce Systems at Design Phase: With A Special Reference to an Emerging Economy

A Secure Electronic Transaction Payment Protocol Design and Implementation

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