/ hide from unauthorized access. Friendly Fraud Is an intentional falsely claim of a costumer that they really didn’t buy(after receiving the goods) Hacking Unauthorized intrusion into a computer or a network. That is to say breaking security to gain access to a website illegally and intercept confidential information Message digest (MD) Is a representation of data in a form of single string of digits using one- way hashing formula. One-Time Password (OTP) A dynamic password that is valid for one login session or transaction provides a potential security for a e-payment transaction.
PIN (Personal Identification Number) A static number that is assigned to consumers to secure card based payments. Plaintext/ cleartext It is the unencrypted information also called as input chip Traffic An indicator that marks the number of visitors for a particular site. student activity Identifying the security protocols used in the particular payment gateway. Create a chart for a payment process.
Describe the security technology used in that payment method. Repeat the process for few other payment process. Chapter E-Commerce Security Systems version CHAPTER version CHAPTER - - - - Part - I Choose the correct answer . In E-Commerce, when a stolen credit card is used to make a purchase it is termed as a) Friendly fraud b) Clean fraud c) Triangulation fraud d) Cyber squatting .
Which of the following is not a security element involved in E-Commerce? a) Authenticity b) Confidentiality c) Fishing d) Privacy . Asymmetric encryption use keys for encryption and decryption a) Same b) Different c) Positive d) Negative . The security authentication technology includeS i) Digital Signatures ii) Digital Currency iii) Digital Image iv) Digital Certificates a) i & iv b) ii & iii c) i, ii & iii d) all the above .
PGP stands for a) Pretty Good Privacy b) Pretty Good Person c) Private Good Privacy d) Private Good Person . protocol is used for securing credit cards transactions via the Internet a) Secure Electronic Transaction (SET) b) Credit Card Verification c) Symmetric Key Encryption d) Public