This document discusses privacy, security, and authentication issues in e-commerce. It outlines that privacy means information exchanged must be kept private, integrity means information cannot be altered, and authentication means both parties must prove their identity. It notes attackers can target shoppers, their computers, network connections, and website servers. Finally, it provides references on e-commerce security issues and solutions.

1. Privacy and Security
Issues in E-
Commerce

2. KHONDAKAR SAYED AHMED
(Titas )
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3. Privacy –
Information
exchanged must be kept
from unauthorized parties.
Integrity –
The exchanged
information must not be
altered or tampered with.
Authentication –
Both sender and
recipient must prove their
identities to each other.

4. Points the attacker can
target
Shopper
Shopper' computer
Network connection between shopper and Web
site's server
Web site's server
Software vendor

6. Protection against attacks

10. Reference
 http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/co-0504_mckegney/
 http://www.academia.edu/2324746/E-
Commerce_security_Attacks_and_preventive_strategies
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alibaba_Group
 Privacy and Security Issues in E-Commerce
Mark S. Ackerman and Donald T. Davis, Jr.
 The study of E-Commerce Security Issues and Solutions
Niranjanamurthy M 1, DR. Dharmendra Chahar 2 Assistant Professor
Dept. of MCA, MSRIT, Bangalore, INDIA1 HOD. Dept. of CS & IT, Seth G. B.
Podar College, Nawalgarh (Jhunjhunu) -333042, INDIA
 http://www.academia.edu/2324746/E-
Commerce_security_Attacks_and_preventive_strategies