With more and more businesses shifting emphasis towards the Internet, new ways of protecting transacting parties are needed in the world of e-commerce. This volume shows the reader how to create, collect, validate and maintain cryptographic evidence, such as digital signatures, in order to support the settlement of possible electronic transaction disputes. It presents a systematic description of non-repudiation services, examples on the integration of these services into specific e-commerce applications, and a detailed analysis and comparison of typical non-repudiation mechanisms.
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Jianying Zhou is project manager at Kent Ridge Digital Labs in Singapore, where he leads an R&D team that develops network security technologies. He is actively involved in the academic world, serving on international conference committees and publishing papers for well-known journals. Dr. Zhou holds an M.Sc. in computer science from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a Ph.D. in information security from the University of London.
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winning number generation, service request protocol, abort subprotocol, resolve subprotocol, undeniable billing, exchange subprotocol, verification key pair, securing digital signatures, acquirer gateway, trusted timestamp, verification key certificate, evidence generator, losing fairness, using symmetric techniques, lottery service, certificate approach, delivery authority, cannot falsely deny, symmetric cryptographic techniques, purchase protocol, generated digital signature, diation services, public verification key, hash chain, repudiation evidence Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Computer Science, Information Technology-Security, Computer Security, Information Technology-Open Systems Interconnection, Mechanisms Using Asymmetric Techniques, Open Systems-Part, Mechanisms Using Symmetric Techniques, Santa Barbara, International Workshop, Information Theory, New York, Academic Press, Computer Communication Review, European Symposium, John Wiley, New Jersey, Non-repudiation Framework, Prentice Hall, Digital Signature Standard, Financial Cryptography, Internet Society Symposium, San Diego, San Francisco New!
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winning number generation, service request protocol, abort subprotocol, resolve subprotocol, undeniable billing, exchange subprotocol, verification key pair, securing digital signatures, acquirer gateway, trusted timestamp, verification key certificate, evidence generator, losing fairness, using symmetric techniques, lottery service, certificate approach, delivery authority, cannot falsely deny, symmetric cryptographic techniques, purchase protocol, generated digital signature, diation services, public verification key, hash chain, repudiation evidence Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Computer Science, Information Technology-Security, Computer Security, Information Technology-Open Systems Interconnection, Mechanisms Using Asymmetric Techniques, Open Systems-Part, Mechanisms Using Symmetric Techniques, Santa Barbara, International Workshop, Information Theory, New York, Academic Press, Computer Communication Review, European Symposium, John Wiley, New Jersey, Non-repudiation Framework, Prentice Hall, Digital Signature Standard, Financial Cryptography, Internet Society Symposium, San Diego, San Francisco New!
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- Computer Security by Dieter Gollmann on 5 pages
- Security Technologies for the World Wide Web, Second Edition by Rolf Oppliger in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Security Fundamentals for E-Commerce (Artech House Computer Security Series) by Vesna Hassler in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Electronic Commerce by Lawrence on page 95
- Internet & Intranet Security by Rolf Oppliger in Back Matter
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