Security Middleware Based on Smart Card for E-Business

Gui Fen Zhao; Ying Li; Li Ping Du; Jian Wei Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.380-384.2451

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Security Middleware Based on Smart Card for E-Business

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With the increasing amount of online shoppers, the security for E-Business becomes more important. Security middleware is one of the methods to achieve secure E-Business application. A security middleware based on smart card and combined secret key is proposed for mobile users and PC users. The security components are developed on the basis of cipher service provide by smart cards, encryption cards and combined secret key method, and provide security service interfaces based on J2EE. The middleware is proved valid for protecting the secrecy and integrity of order information during payment test.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 380-384)

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Gui Fen Zhao, Ying Li, Li Ping Du, Jian Wei Guo

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Combined Secret Key, Encryption Card, Security Middleware, Smart Card

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