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IBM Systems Journal, 1991
Components of previous security systems were designed independently from one another and were often difficult to integrate. Described is the recently available IBM Transaction Security System. It implements the Common Cryptographic Architecture and offers a comprehensive set of security products that allow users to implement end-to-end secure systems ...
Dennis G. Abraham +3 more
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Components of previous security systems were designed independently from one another and were often difficult to integrate. Described is the recently available IBM Transaction Security System. It implements the Common Cryptographic Architecture and offers a comprehensive set of security products that allow users to implement end-to-end secure systems ...
Dennis G. Abraham +3 more
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Information Management & Computer Security, 1998
Discusses the requirements ‐ both technical and geopolitical ‐ for enabling seamless, secure transactions over the Internet. Discusses options in technical approaches, including trusted third party (TTP) and self‐signed certification authorities. Depicts the relevant layers of interactions each option entails.
Carrie Liddy, Alice Sturgeon
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Discusses the requirements ‐ both technical and geopolitical ‐ for enabling seamless, secure transactions over the Internet. Discusses options in technical approaches, including trusted third party (TTP) and self‐signed certification authorities. Depicts the relevant layers of interactions each option entails.
Carrie Liddy, Alice Sturgeon
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2015
Abstract Chapter 15 examines the transnational legal framework for intermediated securities. It describes the shift from a world in which securities were primarily held and traded in paper form to a market in which they are held in immobilized or dematerialized form and traded through intermediaries.
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Abstract Chapter 15 examines the transnational legal framework for intermediated securities. It describes the shift from a world in which securities were primarily held and traded in paper form to a market in which they are held in immobilized or dematerialized form and traded through intermediaries.
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On the Security of Tenant Transactions in the Cloud
2013 IEEE 5th International Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science, 2013Cloud computing technologies are receiving a great deal of attention. Although there are several benefits with the cloud, the attackers can also use the cloud infrastructure for hosting malicious services and generating different types of attacks. In this paper we propose techniques for securing tenant transactions in the cloud.
Vijay Varadharajan, Udaya Kiran Tupakula
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Credit card transaction security
Proceedings of the 4th annual conference on Information security curriculum development, 2007With e-commerce accounting for a sharply increasing fraction of all business transactions conducted in the US, the need for reliable and secure online transactions using credit cards has never been greater. This paper explains the current techniques for assuring credit card security, describes recent trends, suggests how security methods could be ...
Jonathan M. Graefe +6 more
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Securing Mobile Commerce Transactions
IEICE Transactions on Communications, 2006Lam, Chung, Gu and Sun (2003) proposed a lightweight security mechanism for mobile commerce transactions to meet the security needs in the face of the resource constraints of mobile devices. End-to-end security between the mobile device and the mobile commerce provider is established.
Tzu-Chang Yeh, Shih-Chang Tsai
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2010
Transaction and security management are important matters for enterprises. They allow applications to have consistent data and secure the access to it. Both services are low-level concerns that a business developer shouldn’t have to code himself. EJBs provide these services in a very simple way: either programmatically with a high level of abstraction ...
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Transaction and security management are important matters for enterprises. They allow applications to have consistent data and secure the access to it. Both services are low-level concerns that a business developer shouldn’t have to code himself. EJBs provide these services in a very simple way: either programmatically with a high level of abstraction ...
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Properties of secure transaction protocols
Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, 1997Abstract Communication protocols are the computational basis for distributed electronic commerce systems, and thus the properties of these protocols define the forms of commerce possible in electronic systems. Existing protocols used for electronic commerce focus primarily on security properties, including message integrity, privacy and non ...
Douglas H. Steves +2 more
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Multilevel secure transaction processing
Journal of Computer Security, 2001Since 1990, transaction processing in multilevel secure database management systems (DBMSs) has been receiving a great deal of attention from the security community. Transaction processing in these systems requires modification of conventional scheduling algorithms and commit protocols.
Sushil Jajodia +4 more
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