Toward a more secure Internet

Atkinson, R.

doi:10.1109/2.562927

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“…In Hong Kong, payment through the Internet is not authorized/protected by the law because electronic evidences, such as e-mails and electronic files are often not recognized. Although there have been new secured ways developed (Atkinson, 1997) (i.e. using encryption and authentication technologies) for exchanging information through the Internet, they have not been commonly used among the visited sites.…”

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The use of the World Wide Web for commercial purposes

Cheung

1998

Industrial Management &Amp; Data Systems

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In this information age, business leaders who are able to access more information and make use of it will likely be the winners in the marketplace. Among the different information sources and media, the Internet is a leading technology which facilitates information exchange internationally. Furthermore, the World Wide Web (WWW) is the most popular application on the Internet, used for many diversified business purposes including direct sales, advertisement, customer support, etc. The astonishing growth of WWW users is clear evidence of this. This study investigates how far electronic commerce, and in particular business use of the WWW has actually progressed in Hong Kong. The correlation between companies' business types and their purposes of using Web pages through the WWW are also studied. By physically visiting the Web sites of Hong Kong's commerce, a survey is conducted and the results are summarized.

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The use of the World Wide Web for commercial purposes

Cheung

1998

Industrial Management &Amp; Data Systems

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“…In [5], the authors provided their pragmatic approach for sharing manufacturing services over the Internet's World-Wide Web, including software, simulation of manufacturing processes, part fabrication, and testing. In addition, Richard T. kouzes, James D. Myers, and William A. Wulf in [9] discussed their objective of doing science on the Internet through collaborations.…”

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“…However, the bed news is that, the Internet's security technologies must continue to evolve as attacks grow more sophisticated. For example, attacks on routers and on routing itself have become much more frequent [9]. How to improve the performance of a web-based application system?…”

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Developing an integrated testing environment using the World Wide Web technology

Gao

Chen

Toyoshima

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Proceedings Twenty-First Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC'97)

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The World Wide Web (WWW) technology has been widely accepted and used to build different application systems on Internet and/or Intranet due to its advantages in networking, platform independence, distributed accesses for multiple users at different locations. We believe that this new technology is a powerful and cost-effective tool to build a next generation environment for supporting software engineering practice in a software product's life cycle. This paper reports our experience on developing a web-based testing information sharing, control and management system using WWW technology. The paper also discusses its approach, basic function features, related design and implementation mechanisms. In addition, it reports the first hand useful experience and lessons in developing web-based software engineering support systems.

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