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A Study of PKI-Based E-commerce Security System Design under Java Code Environment  

Bang, Kee-Chun (남서울대학교 멀티미디어학과)
Noh, Si Choon (남서울대학교 컴퓨터학과)
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Abstract
RSA is the most widely used public key algorithms. Payment via the SSL communications, and user authentication using RSA secure shopping mall that can protect the user's valuable information in the process of building. SSL-based electronic signature technology and encryption protocols for this technology are electronic documents are delivered to the other party through a separate encryption process, the information sender to enter information on a web browser (user) and the recipient (the Web server of the site Manager), except you will not be able to decrypt the contents. Therefore, the information is encrypted during the transfer of electronic documents even if hackers trying to Sniffing because its contents can never understand. Of internet shopping mall in the user authentication 'and' Communications' SSL secure shopping mall built with the goal of the methodology are presented.
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SQL Injection; Attacks Code; Countermeasures; Model; OWASP;
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