Part V Electronic Commerce Security 2016-1-8 1. 10.1 Online Security Issues Overview 2016-1-8 2 Managing Risk Computer Security Classifications. Security.

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Part V Electronic Commerce Security

10.1 Online Security Issues Overview Managing Risk Computer Security Classifications. Security Policy and Integrated Security.

10.2 Security for Client Computers Cookies Web Bugs Active Content Java Applets JavaScript ActiveX controls Graphics and Plug-Ins. Viruses, Worms, and Antivirus Software Digital Certificates. Steganography Physical Security for Clients.

10.3 Communication Channel Security Secrecy Threats. Integrity Threats. Necessity Threats Threats to the Physical Security of Internet Communications Channels. Threats to Wireless Networks. Encryption Solutions. Ensuring Transaction Integrity with Hash Functions. Ensuring Transaction Integrity with Digital Signatures. Guaranteeing Transaction Delivery

10.4 Security for Server Computers Web Server Threats. Database Threats. Other Programming Threats. Threats to the Physical Security of Web Servers. Access Control and Authentication Firewalls.

10.5 Organizations that Promote Computer Security CERT Other Organizations. Computer Forensics and Ethical Hacking. Summary